At one investment bank, a senior banker was so envious of a colleague's position and power that instead of talking to the colleague directly, he communicated through a go-between.
On the one hand, General Scott, Secretary of State William H. Seward, and others urged him to abandon the fort; and Seward, through a go-between, gave a group of Confederate commissioners to understand that the fort would in fact be abandoned.
Marriage, traditionally an alliance between two families, is initiated by the groom's parents and arranged by them directly or through the services of a go-between.
Clothes were provided for her through a secret account and a "go-between" for the duke provided maintenance payments for the boy, Clarence Haddon.
BBI ran undercover operations through a "cutout" – that is, a go-between – in Pennsylvania, and first ran surveillance, then infiltrated, Greenpeace affiliates at Lake Charles, Louisiana, where Condea Vista, a chemical firm (now owned by Sasol), had caused a giant chemical spill.
Through go-betweens, who collect a fee either from wealthy investors who want to be let in, or from the fund, or from both.
She was so incensed that she communicated only through official go-betweens, like the police and prosecutors.
Access to top management came, if at all, through these go-betweens, who often had very different priorities from those of the QC manager.
They stick to areas known to be safe, abandon mobile phone lines they believe to be compromised and line up meetings through trusted go-betweens.
Enthusiasts like Tania Vivas, 22, spend hundreds of dollars on their outfits, which are often bought through Japanese go-betweens who buy the latest looks for American clients and then ship them here.
Western governments have suggested operating through go-betweens such as the UN.
