Sentence examples for should be mediated from inspiring English sources
Instead of yielding to it, it's the position of present "sureness" that should be mediated if there is to be much positive change in human relationship.
In theory, the fight over whether the Pentagon or civilian agencies should be in charge of cyber security should be mediated by President Obama's coördinator for cyber security, Howard Schmidt the cyber czar.
Faced with selling churches, rectories, women's shelters and soup kitchens, churches say that settlements should be mediated outside the courts, that the federal government should pay the greatest part of the claims, and that a fact-finding panel similar to South Africa's post-apartheid Truth and Reconciliation Commission should be set up.
In theory, the fight over whether the Pentagon or civilian agencies should be in charge of cyber security should be mediated by President Obama's coördinator for cyber security, Howard Schmidt — the cyber czar.
Our experimental evidence of the boost in enzymatic hydrolysis yields for the crystalline cellulosic substrate which underwent incubation with CBM prior to application of cellulases clearly indicate that the synergistic effect between the CBMs and the cellulases should be mediated by the decrease in recalcitrance of the substrate.
In the present study, imiquimod increased the IFN-α expression in the spleen of AIPI rats which should be mediated by IRF-7 activation and seem specific for TLR7 signaling.
Forgiveness, and whether or not it's a desirable outcome, shouldn't be mediated by the public.
There are countless jaundiced-philosophical turns of phrase that sound like the authorial voice ("Love shouldn't be mediated through consumption", and so on).
I understand when people have specific ideas about how certain parts of art shouldn't be mediated.
The photocatalytic inactivation should preferably be mediated by visible light, because UV light comprises only 5%% of the solar light (Zuo et al. 2012).
[Some] types [of cases] should always be mediated.
