Sentence examples for serving as middlemen from inspiring English sources

The Palestinian workers said they had been hired by Israeli Arabs serving as middlemen to Israeli Jewish bosses.

Some insurers argue that the strongest need for competition is among the hospitals and doctors, not the health plans serving as middlemen.

These products essentially keep track of, and smooth out, all the incoming high-speed requests from the telco world, serving as middlemen to the big routers that actually offer the connections to the IP world, and finally can provide billing and logging services that can keep track of the traffic at a fine level of granularity.

Both the Baer and Lee were bullish on the project; however, the Warriors reportedly balked on concerns about the Giants serving as middlemen on the deal.

By serving as middlemen, buying mortgages from lenders and banks and then holding or reselling them, they allowed banks to make even more loans to even more homeowners, and the GSE's could book profits along the way.

The Nsenga served as middlemen between the Portuguese and such peoples as the Lamba farther north.

They serve as middlemen between the drug companies and the payers.

Many of these so-called princelings also serve as middlemen to a host of global companies and wealthy tycoons eager to do business in China.

They also claim their electricity and water were cut off, despite frequent official complaints to police, who Lessena said served as middlemen between the owners and the tenants.

It would also require the five banks that have traditionally served as middlemen in derivatives trading, JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Bank of America and Citigroup, to divest themselves of their derivatives trading arms, since their deposits are insured by the FDIC.

Some firms like Kickstarter help inventors finance their ideas and others like Edison Nation serve as middlemen for inventors and large companies, but Quirky says it is social product development company that actually makes products.