Sentence examples for that mediates between from inspiring English sources

It encompasses any group that mediates between the individual, the government, and the market, and whose goal is promoting the common good.

It encompasses any group that mediates between the individual, the government, and the market, and whose goal is promoting the common good.

For the past two years, Loch had worked as a "mushroom monitor" for the Alliance of Forest Workers and Harvesters, a nonprofit group that mediates between the pickers and the Forest Service.

Formed by Vado Diomande in 1989, the Kotchegna Dance Company celebrates the culture of the Ivory Coast in pieces that include Gue-Pelou, a stilt dance that mediates between the lands of the living and the dead.

Angel and demon, demon also spelled daemon, respectively, any benevolent or malevolent spiritual being that mediates between the transcendent and temporal realms.

"All countries want to have an aerospace industry, but it is very difficult to make it viable as a business," said Sei Hagiwara, a senior manager at the Japan Aircraft Development Corporation, an industry group that mediates between the government and airplane assemblers.

This is where the design fully expresses its urban ambitions, particularly in the flaring gem-cut setbacks that mediate between the base and the towers.

Turbine blades that change pitch to catch more or less wind can help, as can transmissions that mediate between the spinning blades and the generator shaft.

The state has been rolled back, and the institutions that mediated between powerless individuals and the force of the market have been weakened.

The redox reactions that mediated between EB form of PANI and aqueous HAuCl4 solution were monitored and confirmed by FTIR spectra.

Above all, the bishops are right to assert that autonomous self-governing institutions that mediate between the state and the market are a vital part of our national renewal.