They've offered to mediate here, they've offered to mediate in Syria as well – does Russia have a role to play and if so what is it?
|
|
"I don't think we need the United States to mediate, just like Japan would not mediate U.S.-Mexico ties or U.S.-Canada relations," Fujisaki told Reuters on Wednesday.
|
|
Efforts by Kuwait and others to mediate have gone nowhere.
|
|
Qatar is also attempting to mediate between Washington and Tehran.
|
|
Remember when they needed Minister Farrakhan to mediate their beef?
|
|
His attempts to backtrack and offer to mediate were rejected.
|
|
And I'll just mediate when I have time to meditate.
|
|
He did what little he could to mediate its effects.
|
|
The White House stepped in, ostensibly to mediate the dispute.
|
|
Greg Abbott's (R) agenda — until Abbott stepped in to mediate.
|
|
Last summer Tillerson tried, and failed, to mediate the dispute.
|
|
The custodian tried to mediate a détente between Shawe and Elting.
|
|
Probably what we've done before: come in and try to mediate.
|
|
She simply said, 'Thank you, Monsignor, for having the church mediate.
|
|
Both the United States and China have stepped in to mediate.
|
|
He said he hopes to be able to mediate a deal.
|
|
She helped mediate everything that Lilly and I were going through.
|
|
As the manager, Lisa has to mediate between the two parties.
|
|
Bring in a third party to help mediate whatever situations arise.
|
|
Instead it offered to "mediate" between the protesters and the government.
|
|
So far, the Kuwaitis have not been able to mediate successfully.
|
|
Trump was critical earlier this month of Macron's efforts to mediate.
|
|
In April the president asked the church to mediate peace talks.
|
|
The United States has tried, without success, to mediate the dispute.
|
|
Videos and installations within the museum mediate other encounters and resonances.
|
|
Smell bypasses the neural processing centers that mediate all other senses.
|
|
Bring in an unbiased third party to mediate if you must!
|
|
The United Nations reiterated its offer to help mediate the conflict.
|
|
Guterres was flying on Friday between Tripoli and Benghazi to mediate.
|
|
Bring in a third, unbiased person to help mediate any arguments.
|
|
Rocco Mediate, 54, who used a long putter for about 15 years until 2009, said they deserved credit for figuring out how to use the broomstick putters without anchoring them — a challenge that Mediate found confounding.
|
|
The smartest thing is to bring in a third party to mediate.
|
|
The United States has tried, without success, to mediate in the dispute.
|
|
"There are attempts currently to mediate between us and Somalia," he said.
|
|
Pope Francis has said the Vatican could mediate if both sides asked.
|
|
She could bring a unique ability to mediate between Russia and America.
|
|
But the North said Seoul will never mediate between Washington and Pyongyang.
|
|
It has dispatched Joachim Chissano, a former president of Mozambique, to mediate.
|
|
One intelligence official said that Mr. Batsh had helped mediate the deal.
|
|
But they can sometimes set the agenda or mediate between warring parties.
|
|
Rather, they can mediate if two teams cannot come to an agreement.
|
|
It could help mediate a discussion between you and the block association.
|
|
Moreover, the decision adds pressure on the US to mediate the dispute.
|
|
They often mediate between that person and the rest of the world.
|
|
People will need you to mediate and help create a cooperative vibe.
|
|
"We don't mediate, negotiate with terrorists," he told German broadcaster Deutsche Welle.
|
|
Tensions continue as American and Turkish officials try to mediate a resolution.
|
|
Did you do any prep or research into how to mediate conflict?
|
|
"A windmill will kill many bald eagles," he said, according to Mediate.
|
|
Asked by lawmakers if the United States had agreed to mediate between its biggest Asian allies, Kang said only that Washington had listened to the positions of both, but it "wouldn't be easy" for the country to openly mediate.
|
|
It's a good idea to bring in a third party to help mediate!
|
|
If this is the case, call in a third party to help mediate.
|
|
I will go with my notebook and [write songs] and relax and mediate.
|
|
A peer could give you advice or help to mediate a tricky situation.
|
|
In some parts of India local strongmen mediate in disputes and dispense justice.
|
|
In recent years it has tried to mediate between factions in several countries.
|
|
Fearful of a growing crisis, Europe seeks to mediate between Washington and Tehran.
|
|
The Vatican is set to mediate talks between the opposition and the government.
|
|
"I rarely receive any water conflict issues (to mediate) of late," he noted.
|
|
Bonobos use sex to mediate almost all social interactions—greetings, farewells, conflict…everything.
|
|
Bring in a third party to help mediate any conflicts and power struggles.
|
|
Kuwait is attempting to mediate, although scant progress has been made so far.
|
|
Scientists have already been able to mediate this effect by genetically modifying rodents.
|
|
"He is the best placed to mediate with these groups," the source said.
|
|
Given this repressive context, Barça might act as a soft power to mediate.
|
|
For Tatham, Doorcuts was an opportunity to explore how online platforms mediate identity.
|
|
They try to mediate their conflicts to preserve their love for each other.
|
|
Representative democracy provides a means to mediate these differences for the greater good.
|
|
Go deeper: India denies Trump's claim Modi asked him to mediate on Kashmir
|
|
Send them up to Oregon to see if they can't mediate the dispute.
|
|
Former Japanese ambassador to the United States, Ichiro Fujisaki, said in an interview with Reuters on Wednesday that "I don't think we need the United States to mediate, just like Japan would not mediate U.S.-Mexico ties or U.S.-Canada relations".
|
|
Again, asking a supervisor or HR to help mediate is totally permissible, says Keels.
|
|
So the Tunisian General Labour Union (UGTT), the country's largest, stepped in to mediate.
|
|
India denied his claim that Modi asked him to mediate the conflict over Kashmir.
|
|
The list of demands was released by Kuwait, which is helping mediate the dispute.
|
|
Kuwait has sought to mediate and the United States and Germany have urged dialogue.
|
|
The Catholic Church and an association of lawyers have offered to mediate the dispute.
|
|
The visit is part of the emir's effort to mediate the inter-Arab row.
|
|
I try to mediate those images and lists of ideas, and respond really naturally.
|
|
Tillerson is trying to mediate, but the rhetoric from both sides is escalating dangerously.
|
|
European Commission Vice President Maros Sefcovic said on Wednesday he stood ready to mediate.
|
|
Read more: Trump casually offered to mediate the Kashmir dispute between India and Pakistan.
|
|
Since there are no longer tiebreakers to mediate, A must admit A was wrong.
|
|
There are other businesses trying to mediate between Asian and American music culture. Zhong.
|
|
On Monday the Vatican offered to mediate talks between the government and the opposition.
|
|
Agents are Hollywood's gatekeepers; they mediate between talent and studios, negotiate salaries, launch careers.
|
|
Egyptian and Qatari envoys regularly mediate between them to try to prevent further conflict.
|
|
Anyway, go ahead and serve it—if you're willing to mediate interspecies political arguments.
|
|
I also listen to Amy Cuddy, read Brene Brown, mediate, and regale in humility.
|
|
Research has shown that parents who mediate online behavior have the most resilient children.
|
|
And the UN-led effort to mediate a political resolution is simply not viable.
|
|
Sudan expressed its concern over the row and offered to mediate between all sides.
|
|
The goal — to mediate disputes between a government and foreign investors — might sound innocuous.
|
|
The serial display raises questions about how televised images mediate our understanding of reality.
|
|
Sanchez and Whitesell are working to mediate their split with celebrity divorce attorney Laura Wasser.
|
|
She would mediate through food, too, inviting two quarreling friends to dine at her house.
|
|
Vedder had been hired last year to mediate in the dispute, but to no avail.
|
|
Veteran politician Hoshyar Zebari, a former Iraqi foreign minister, travelled there from Erbil to mediate.
|
|
"We know almost nothing about what parts of the brain mediate its effect," he says.
|
|
Late last year the Supreme Court appointed an arbitration panel to mediate in the dispute.
|
|
On Thursday morning, Mr. Graham said he would travel to Oregon to try to mediate.
|
|
Does inserting a chip into someone's brain to mediate their brain circuitry change their identity?
|
|
Sanchez and Whitesell are working with celebrity divorce attorney Laura Wasser to mediate their split.
|
|
With the Vatican trying to mediate between government and opposition, Maduro is on a tightrope.
|
|
From the beginning of this crisis, it's been apparent that Tillerson wanted to mediate fairly.
|
|
Khan later tweeted that he was "surprised" by India's reaction to Trump's offer to mediate.
|
|
A well-known religious leader asked by the government to mediate has had no success.
|
|
This could be an opportunity for Xi to mediate in the U.S.-North Korea discussions.
|
|
Among those who have attempted to mediate are Spain's former president, Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero.
|
|
Set your boundaries and bring in an unbiased third party to help mediate power struggles.
|
|
If someone is behaving inappropriately with you, bring in a third party to help mediate.
|
|
This work to mediate peace through Israeli-Palestinian water sharing should be commended and continued.
|
|
Don't hesitate to bring in a third party to help mediate any potentially sticky situations!
|
|
EEOC staff would attempt to mediate some sort of solution between Susan and her employer.
|
|
Watch out for manipulators and bring in a third party to help mediate tricky situations.
|
|
It pings around in time, and does not bother to mediate between fantasy and reality.
|
|
"Part of what we needed her for was to mediate between us," Mr. Rappoport said.
|
|
"I hope we can mediate," he told reporters even as he contemplates sanctions against Turkey.
|
|
Some analysts suggested Japan should help mediate dialogue between North Korea and the United States.
|
|
He added that there's "a chance" that Khan could mediate between the US and Iran.
|
|
Ring doorbells, like all doorbells, mediate the relationship between the home and the outside world.
|
|
EEOC staff might attempt to mediate some sort of solution between Susan and her employer.
|
|
"The object of the visit is not to mediate," said former Japanese diplomat Kunihiko Miyake.
|
|
Watch out for manipulation and bring in a third party to help mediate if need be.
|
|
In the Central African Republic, the Boy Scouts mediate between armed groups and investigate Ebola outbreaks.
|
|
Social workers and legislators often insert themselves between protesters and police in an attempt to mediate.
|
|
He has called the EU a "club of decadent countries" for declining to mediate a solution.
|
|
But some power struggles are cropping up, too—bring in a third party to help mediate.
|
|
Enid of Haven is an Investigator, who is called upon to mediate disputes in the community.
|
|
Relationship issues will come up today—bring in a third party to help mediate any issues.
|
|
In the debate he spoke of inviting Pope Francis to mediate between gangs and the state.
|
|
Do your best to be patient, and bring in a third party to help mediate arguments.
|
|
My preferred way to manage Pluto problems is bringing in a third party to help mediate.
|
|
Ms. Karen said he helped mediate racial and gang tensions in Los Angeles in the 1990s.
|
|
After Italy rejected its allegation, Germany had asked the European Commission to mediate in the dispute.
|
|
Liberalism demands acceptance of our human differences and the ability to mediate them through democratic institutions.
|
|
French President Emmanuel Macron said Tuesday that the European Union should not mediate in the crisis.
|
|
Community members then intervene to mediate and de-escalate violence and refer people to social services.
|
|
Attorney Martin Bienenstock said the board plans to press holders of GO and COFINA to mediate.
|
|
Hire a financial adviser or other professional to mediate and facilitate these talks, Mr. Grubman said.
|
|
Call in a third party to help mediate if you sense that manipulative moves are afoot.
|
|
The Moon is in Earth sign Virgo, asking you to find balance and mediate on security.
|
|
They'll help mediate arguments or give another perspective should you feel gaslighted or taken advantage of.
|
|
The U.N. has attempted to mediate Afghan peace for some time, calling for a political settlement.
|
|
The proposal, seen by Reuters, would use the State Bank of India to mediate the transfer.
|
|
Trying to mediate from the middle are the American civil affairs soldiers and employees of Impl.
|
|
Iran has offered to try to mediate an end to the escalating conflict, as has Trump.
|
|
He also said he would travel to the region soon to try to mediate the crisis.
|
|
There are numerous agencies in Iran and other countries that mediate and assist Iranians seeking appointments.
|
|
The head of Ecuador's larger indigenous association, CONAIE, called on the church to mediate the conflict.
|
|
Whether made with chalk or chisel, Michelangelo's artworks mediate between the physical and the metaphysical realms.
|
|
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Friday his administration would be willing to mediate.
|
|
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed flew to Sudan to mediate when the talks broke down last week.
|
|
When he cannot give his blessing in good faith or mediate with the family, he fires himself.
|
|
Attempting to mediate, Chris said he spoke with a mutual friend who relayed the message to Joe.
|
|
A great way to dispel rough Pluto energy is by bringing in a third party to mediate.
|
|
The European Union declined to help mediate, saying the crisis was for Madrid and Barcelona to resolve.
|
|
Without even an apple or a jug to mediate the emotional velocity of the feeling in question.
|
|
A spokesman for UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said he has offered to mediate the matter.
|
|
The army will likely rely on respected figures like Brahimi, and old friend of Bouteflika, to mediate.
|
|
Hariri denied Velayati's account that the Lebanese leader had offered to mediate between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
|
|
"I have been asked many, many times here to mediate conflicts between individuals and groups," he said.
|
|
Ask a friend to help mediate a fight or help create a compromise that works for everyone.
|
|
Trump even suggested he could mediate Pakistan's decades-long conflict with India over the disputed Kashmir territory.
|
|
So kudos to Disobedience for really taking the time to mediate on how queer women have sex.
|
|
Read more: 2 weeks ago Trump casually offered to mediate the Kashmir dispute between India and Pakistan.
|
|
"It is a historic agreement," the mayor, who helped mediate the dueling sides, said before Tuesday's vote.
|
|
Macron added that he would continue his efforts to mediate if a ceasefire proved to be impossible.
|
|
Thirty-five years after Blade Runner, computers mediate both our identities and physical bodies more than ever.
|
|
It is precisely for this last reason that President Trump should act on his offer to mediate.
|
|
The trailer also teases some major tension amongst the sisters as momager Kris Jenner attempts to mediate.
|
|
It has often sought to cast itself as a broker, trying to mediate the region's intractable conflicts.
|
|
After Italy rejected Germany's allegations last year, Berlin asked the European Commission to mediate in the dispute.
|
|
Several countries have offered to host or mediate in nuclear weapons talks with North Korea and Iran.
|
|
Kuwait, with U.S. support, has sought to mediate and end the conflict, with little success thus far.
|
|
American diplomats often turned to Mr. Talabani to mediate among these groups, which he did with aplomb.
|
|
Mexico said last Thursday that it was asking the International Court of Justice to mediate the dispute.
|
|
Egyptian efforts to mediate a long-term ceasefire between Hamas and Israel has so far shown little progress.
|
|
Kuwait, ruled by 88-year-old Sheikh Sabah Al Ahmad Al Sabah, has sought to mediate the dispute.
|
|
Funny While Female: Four Artists on Gender, Humor, and Performance Memes Mediate an Artist's Trip to the Dentist
|
|
The EU is supposed to provide a forum in which governments can mediate their differences and forge compromises.
|
|
In many places paralegals mediate in civil disputes, such as arguments over land, reducing pressure on formal courts.
|
|
The next day Ortega canceled the social security overhaul and asked the Catholic Church to mediate a dialogue.
|
|
The United States, meanwhile, is sending a special envoy to mediate talks between the military and protest leaders.
|
|
EVEN I AM SPEECHLESS," later tweeting at Trump's past and present wives: "Only one person can mediate this!
|
|
But their role is only to advise the tribunals and to mediate should parties prefer to avoid litigation.
|
|
We also provide tools and resources to rightsholders and uploaders to help them understand and mediate copyright claims.
|
|
In a bid to mediate execution risk, investors have been demanding wider levels further down the capital stack.
|
|
Attorneys for both sides had tried to mediate this case for the past two years, with no success.
|
|
Pope Francis sent an envoy to Caracas to mediate talks between the opposition and the government in 2016.
|
|
Kuwait -- which is now trying to mediate in the Arabian bust-up, also shares oil resources with Iran.
|
|
The new Ethiopian leader offered to mediate between Abu Dhabi and Somalia, two diplomats in the Gulf said.
|
|
Through the practice of the Noble Eightfold Path we would make right our wrongs and mediate this dukkha.
|
|
That means they are required to mediate any issue behind closed doors rather than in a public court.
|
|
The presidency also said Macron was offering to mediate between Turkey and the SDF - a suggestion Erdogan dismissed.
|
|
However, he said that during encounters, local people are sometimes asked to mediate between the army and militants.
|
|
But in political society, Locke wrote, legislators, judges and police mediate and calmly resolve tussles before they escalate.
|
|
Trump even said Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had asked him to mediate, something the Indian government denied.
|
|
Efforts to mediate a way out of the standoff are deadlocked over which court should hear the case.
|
|
The government has also set up special dispute resolution bodies in farming regions to help mediate land conflicts.
|
|
The United States and Germany called for restraint, while Russia offered to mediate an end to the dispute.
|
|
The two sides agreed to mediate the dispute over the $6 million in California, where Mr. Redstone lives.
|
|
These tweets indicate a policy preference at odds with Tillerson's efforts to mediate between Qatar and its neighbors.
|
|
How Pompeo will mediate the relationship between a distrustful agency and a combative president has already drawn scrutiny.
|
|
Call management about the television noise and ask that it mediate a discussion between you and your neighbor.
|
|
Last week, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed visited Khartoum to mediate between the military council and the opposition.
|
|
Being able to mediate between these disparate world-views through metaphor, that is the power of Postcommodity's work.
|
|
Russia is likely to want to mediate the North Korean crisis and may diverge from the American approach.
|
|
Speaking to reporters, Trump said he hoped the United States could mediate between the Turks and the Kurds.
|
|
An apparently contradictory approach from the White House is also complicating U.S. efforts to mediate in the dispute.
|
|
Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu also dismissed an offer by Trump to mediate between Ankara and Kurdish YPG forces.
|
|
At the G7 summit in Biarritz last month he seized the initiative to mediate between America and Iran.
|
|
Why didn't the students just sort it out locally, immediately, or get their mothers, or friends, to mediate?
|
|
Now, new research seems to show that cultural perceptions of mental states may indeed mediate their physical effect.
|
|
After so much squabbling between the dean and the professors, the public university's provost stepped in to mediate.
|
|
The bloc until now has instead sought to help mediate peace talks with Norway and Latin American countries.
|
|
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and the African Union (AU) have been trying to mediate between the sides.
|
|
Both Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and the African Union have been trying to mediate between the sides.
|
|
He wanted to mediate the blockade of Qatar by the Saudis and other Persian Gulf states; Trump undercut him.
|
|
The suit was stayed later that year to allow the Department of Labor and Oracle to mediate the dispute.
|
|
Pope Francis on Tuesday expressed willingness for the Vatican to mediate Venezuela's mounting crisis if both sides seek it.
|
|
It's a tough conversation to mediate, because it's made up of a lot of shouting and very little listening.
|
|
Officers are now instructed to first attempt to de-escalate and mediate disturbances between property owners and accused offenders.
|
|
Instead of connecting people directly, I aimed to mediate connection and disable the ability to respond and chat further.
|
|
When people got into a serious fight and he was in La Tuna, he would summon them and mediate.
|
|
For years Malaysia has helped mediate peace talks through Zamzamin Hashim, an associate of former prime minister Najib Razak.
|
|
We see a journalist speak truth to power and demand accountability from the tech platforms that mediate our world.
|
|
Al-Jaafari said Germany could potentially mediate with Turkey, but he had not asked for any specific help yet.
|
|
Power struggles at work may also pop up—ask a third party to mediate if things are getting heated.
|
|
In this striking juxtaposition between the feeling subject and actual ethics, Cusk returns to gender to mediate the difference.
|
|
Moscow was ready to mediate and wanted to cooperate with all sides in the oil-rich country, it said.
|
|
The Vatican has stepped in to try to mediate with a dialogue, with the first meeting scheduled for Sunday.
|
|
It is supposed to mediate labor disputes, but management usually chooses the workers who sit at the bargaining table.
|
|
They do not replace India's legal courts, but are widely accepted as an alternative way to mediate family disputes.
|
|
DG: Having a physical art piece was a tool to help mediate and moderate the nature of the dialogue.
|
|
Watch out for shady or manipulative people; bringing in a third party to help mediate is a great idea.
|
|
Apart from the diplomatic row with Iran, Kuwait has also been trying to mediate in the crisis involving Qatar.
|
|
Power struggles abound and tempers are short; it would be wise to bring in a third party to mediate.
|
|
Both Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and the African Union (AU) have been trying to mediate between the sides.
|
|
As a peaceful resolution appears increasingly unlikely, Mr. Guaidó has called on the opposition allies to mediate or intervene.
|
|
The mayor of Barcelona, the Catalan capital, has called on the European Union to mediate in the political crisis.
|
|
Mr. Zeman, whose role is largely ceremonial but who retains important powers under the Constitution, has tried to mediate.
|
|
Trump had previously offered to mediate the Kashmir dispute, a proposal backed by Pakistan but fiercely opposed by India.
|
|
So stability matters for Rome, and the government has also tried to mediate between Mr. Hifter and Mr. Sarraj.
|
|
Liberal Western democracies depend on various institutions to mediate differences and provide the checks and balances of lawful governance.
|
|
He has hinted publicly that he may step in to mediate the rift between Loeffler and Collins in Georgia.
|
|
Kuwait and the United States have tried to mediate the rift, which has undermined Washington's efforts to confront Iran.
|
|
Clinton's best political quality is that she truly understands both the issues and the political institutions that mediate them.
|
|
The secretary general of the United Nations, António Guterres, has offered to help mediate the political crisis in Venezuela.
|
|
The continued interference of these powers has undermined the efforts of the United Nations to mediate a peaceful solution.
|
|
Judge Dan Polster, who helped mediate the initial court-ordered negotiations, will remain in place to see out their provisions.
|
|
The judge, in fact, ordered the two sides to mediate the migrants' demands that experts be allowed into the facilities.
|
|
Most of us already allow technology to mediate what was once simple, direct human interaction—what really is the difference?
|
|
To Indian ears that sounded like a highly unwelcome proposal to mediate in the two countries' territorial dispute over Kashmir.
|
|
Asked whether he would return to Gambia again to mediate, Mr Mahama smiled: "I have my own transition to handle."
|
|
If you're having a difficult time with someone, side-step the drama and bring in a third party to mediate.
|
|
Egypt has suggested bringing in an outside party, possibly the World Bank or the United States, to mediate the dispute.
|
|
Egypt and the United Nations, who have served as brokers in the past, had been trying to mediate a truce.
|
|
Rather as banks raise overnight deposits and make long-term loans, companies mediate claims and commitments of wildly different durations.
|
|
The spat has remained in a stalemate despite intermittent attempts by the U.S. to mediate or to hasten a resolution.
|
|
The European Commission ignored Mr Puigdemont's invitation to mediate, but did criticise violence and called on both sides to talk.
|
|
And I will do whatever is necessary to facilitate the agreement, to mediate, to arbitrate anything they'd like to do.
|
|
Meanwhile, none of the candidates inspire a ton of confidence that they can mediate the politically thorny matters to come.
|
|
But whether individual cells or entire neural networks mediate our ability to decipher others' actions is still up for debate.
|
|
In "The Unfolding of an Artist's Book", Etel talks about the Arabic script as artistic material to mediate thought with.
|
|
Congress created the bureau in part to mediate between consumers and credit card companies, banks, mortgage providers and other lenders.
|
|
Morocco's Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita was also in the Gulf on a mission by King Mohammed to try to mediate.
|
|
If you report something as being harassment, or bullying, they give you the option of getting someone involved to mediate.
|
|
The United Nations has been trying to mediate between east and west to prepare the North African country for elections.
|
|
A possible way out of the Spanish-Catalonian impasse would be for the European Union to mediate a negotiated solution.
|
|
The U.N.'s Middle East envoy was en route to Cairo to mediate a truce, a diplomatic source told Reuters.
|
|
Although recent amendments have centralized oversight in the Office of Government Information Services (OGIS), this office can only mediate disputes.
|
|
Skeptics might ask: Why insist upon new platforms to mediate the conversation between employers and employees, between leaders and led?
|
|
She was the only person that could soothe Bill, and she could mediate, or find him, because he would disappear.
|
|
Only America has the needed credibility in the region to mediate the resolution of this now nine-month long crisis.
|
|
Not with them at Davos was their shared treaty ally, the Untied States, which typically would help mediate the dispute.
|
|
In rural areas, the government and Unicef have assigned representatives to mediate between families and girls who rebel against marriage.
|
|
"How many things do I have to get involved in?" he moaned, when asked whether he was prepared to mediate.
|
|
Despite his hawkish approach to Iran, he has been recently accepting offers from Pakistanis, Omanis, Iraqis and others to mediate.
|
|
Trump also smacked Tillerson down when he tried to mediate the dispute between Qatar and America's other Persian Gulf allies.
|
|
The Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) is a dispute resolution body mandated by law to mediate labour disputes.
|
|
The Security Council tried to mediate tensions between India and Pakistan within months of their independence and partition in 1947.
|
|
"We believe that the increased microRNA levels mediate mild changes in brain development that are beneficial" for thinking, he says.
|
|
"There are indications that social factors could mediate the effects of exercise on happiness for some people," Dr. Chen says.
|
|
However, our European allies may be able to mediate some short-term détente that freezes things before they get worse.
|
|
He is in the region at the invitation of the emir of Kuwait, who has sought to mediate the dispute.
|
|
Americans, as Igo describes it, often fear and mistrust objects that mediate between the private home and the outside world.
|
|
A delegation including the Afghan Army and police from Balkh arrived to mediate, but so far, that didn't help, either.
|
|
Richardson currently runs a foundation, the Richardson Center for Global Engagement, which aims to mediate prisoner releases and international conflicts.
|
|
Television was not designed to mediate our lives, track our every purchase and movement, or listen in on our conversations.
|
|
Pope Francis said Tuesday that he was willing to help mediate an end to the conflict if both sides agreed.
|
|
Siri should be able to sense if you and your partner are having a fight and then mediate your arguments. 8.
|
|
He said Kuwait was among at least 10 countries to have offered to mediate in Iran's escalating feud with Saudi Arabia.
|
|
Trump said the United States has a good relationship with the Kurds, and he expressed hope Washington could mediate the situation.
|
|
Opposition leaders met late on Monday with former Spanish leader Jose Rodriguez Zapatero, who has been trying to mediate Venezuela's crisis.
|
|
The UAE also helped mediate Eritrea's peace deal with Ethiopia signed on July 9th, ending decades of hot and cold war.
|
|
The opinion specifically called out Christine's claims about Martin Weinberg, who led a financial services team that helped mediate the settlement.
|
|
Ideas about the digital self are more nuanced now that platforms like Facebook and Twitter mediate our selves in different ways.
|
|
If everyone would consent to implantation to mediate their tempers and traumas, the world would be a better place, he claimed.
|
|
It's not her job, or responsibility, to mediate childish fights about nothing and witness he-said, he-said back-and-forths.
|
|
As the battles drag on and things get increasingly desperate, officials at ICANN are clearly exhausted trying to mediate the dispute.
|
|
Maybe even more importantly, HIV attacks cells that would otherwise mediate a response to a pathogen—among them, CD4 T-cells.
|
|
The Iraqi government resisted pressure from Shi'ite groups to break off ties and instead offered to mediate between Riyadh and Tehran.
|
|
Rouhani said Kuwait was among at least 10 countries to have offered to mediate in Iran's escalating feud with Saudi Arabia.
|
|
But the official spokesman for India's ministry of external affairs, Raveesh Kumar, said Modi had not asked Trump to help mediate.
|
|
TMZ broke the story ... Trent's lawyers want TJ to sit down with Katherine and mediate her elder abuse claims against Trent.
|
|
Again, Pluto can bring up power struggles, so if you're worried about that, bring in a third party to help mediate.
|
|
The shopkeeper who chatted with the girls was shot and killed near his home, reportedly after trying to mediate some dispute.
|
|
For more complicated conflicts, it can help to have a neutral party present to help mediate the process, according to Kingsbury.
|
|
In March, the Supreme Court appointed an arbitration panel, headed by former judge F. M. Kalifulla to mediate in the dispute.
|
|
The conflict in Libya presents the United States with an opportunity to mediate between the conflicting parties in the GCC rift.
|
|
You'll notice this in a lot of TCKs, the ability to negotiate between cultures and mediate between diverse groups of people.
|
|
And, this is super interesting ... rather than each hiring a lawyer, they used disso queen Laura Wasser to mediate the divorce.
|
|
When we KonMari our lives, are we closing ourselves off to other emotional experiences that we could mediate through our stuff?
|
|
One was to mediate between the victims and the perpetrators to try to promote national reconciliation outside of the judicial system.
|
|
If you're having a hard time dealing with someone, call in the help of an unbiased third party to help mediate.
|
|
Saudi Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Adel al-Jubeir said on Sunday that Riyadh had not asked Islamabad to mediate.
|
|
There's evidence that interneurons -- a different type of brain cell -- mediate the function of young neurons and even amplify their effects.
|
|
Elijah Cummings, to testify to Meadows' moral standing and mediate Meadows' pain before the cameras -- rather than acknowledging what he'd done.
|
|
By listening to others and helping to mediate disputes, collaborative types are able to diffuse problems and encourage better working practices.
|
|
The United States, closely allied to countries on both sides, has found itself in the middle and tried unsuccessfully to mediate.
|
|
Haraway and Nancy Heishman, director of Campus Conflict Resolution Services, attempted to mediate between him and the students beginning in January 2009.
|
|
Last month, Trump touched off a storm in India after he said Modi had asked him if he would mediate on Kashmir.
|
|
The incursion could derail the rapprochement between Turkey and Russia, casting doubt on Russia's ability to mediate an end to the war.
|
|
Ilmi Umerov and Akhtem Chiygoz were released Monday and flown to Turkey, since Turkish President Reycep Tayyip Erdogan helped mediate their release.
|
|
Fitting those temperamental, short-lived machines within the museum framework is a difficult marriage, and conservators are left to mediate the conflicts.
|
|
After a call with Castro, who tried to mediate and promise he'd solve the issue with Kumar, Hmeida was still threatening Provvisionato.
|
|
Instead, he would on Tuesday take on a more active role in trying to mediate a way to forming a viable coalition.
|
|
It has offered to mediate between him and Guaido and slammed what it called U.S. efforts to effect regime change in Venezuela.
|
|
The three million U.S. viewers were encouraged to social-mediate their viewing experience by typing #GatherTogether, a hashtag too earnest to mock.
|
|
Mr Kenny regards the pressure from some European governments on Britain to move quickly as a mistake: he wants time to mediate.
|
|
Early in the crisis, he publicly sided with the Saudis and Emiratis, complicating then-Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's attempts to mediate.
|
|
ECOWAS agreed to "respect the will of the Gambian people" and said the group had nominated Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari to mediate.
|
|
The United States is trying to mediate a compromise that would preserve its relationships with both countries, which are important U.S. allies.
|
|
North Korea on Thursday urged South Korea not to mediate the nuclear deadlock between Pyongyang and the U.S., The Associated Press reported.
|
|
Democratic Party legislator Andrew Wan reportedly tried to mediate and ask the police to wait for protesters to leave, but was unsuccessful.
|
|
Thursday's attack occurred during a visit to Iran by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe seeking to mediate over the Iran nuclear deal.
|
|
On Sunday, Trump said that he was prepared to mediate between South China Sea claimants, which also include Vietnam, Brunei and Malaysia.
|
|
By the end of this year, the World Trade Organization (WTO) will largely be unable to mediate disputes among its 164 members.
|
|
"If I can help mediate or arbitrate, please let me know," Trump said at a meeting with Vietnam's president, Tran Dai Quang.
|
|
Somalia's President Mohamed Abdullahi urged elders and civil society groups on Tuesday to mediate between the two states and end the violence.
|
|
That is unless somehow the International Monetary Fund (IMF) can find a way to mediate an acceptable solution to the two parties.
|
|
People compliment my ability to mediate — I talk to others calmly and with good humor, even when I want to shake them.
|
|
Diplomats and top policymakers from Switzerland, Germany and Japan all appear to be involved in efforts to mediate between the two sides.
|
|
North Korea tested its highest flying ICBM last week, days after China sent a special envoy to North Korea to mediate tensions.
|
|
The architectonics of Wayne's structures mediate the in-between space of impermanence and maybe even point to a poetic expression of loss.
|
|
Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said earlier this week that the US has not offered any plan to mediate the talks.
|
|
Inmates had seized control of the prison, and Mr. Seale led a Panther contingent trying to mediate (unsuccessfully; the riot ended disastrously).
|
|
Kashmir has been the source of conflict between India and Pakistan for decades and Trump has offered to help mediate the dispute.
|
|
Woods limped and flinched throughout the tournament's four rounds of regulation and the 19 playoff holes he needed to beat Rocco Mediate.
|
|
The players decide to hold a kangaroo court in the locker room, and Jules (Amanda Peet) urges Brockmire (Hank Azaria) to mediate.
|
|
Additionally, Abiy Ahmed has sought to mediate between Kenya and Somalia in their protracted conflict over rights to a disputed marine area.
|
|
The Lahore police tried to mediate between both groups, and no arrests have been made at the lawyers' behest over that dispute.
|
|
Trump on Monday said he would be happy to mediate if both Khan and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi made the request.
|
|
But Mediate collected a slew of tweets on her now-deleted account, which include a bizarre range of racial and sexist jabs.
|
|
Meanwhile, "we encourage consumers to visit the attorney general's website to file a complaint, and we will attempt to mediate," she said.
|
|
Uber was not alone in requiring its customers or employees to mediate their legal claims against the company in a closed forum.
|
|
Thirty years later, during the Iran-Iraq war, Abe's father, then Foreign Minister Shintaro Abe, visited both countries to try to mediate.
|
|
As digital infrastructure comes to mediate more of our personal, professional, and civic life, cyber-criminals have more to gain than ever before.
|
|
Moon Jae-in has stepped in to mediate between Pyongyang and Washington, but in practice is serving as the "adult" in the room.
|
|
"I think it is much less likely that the CFPB will intervene or mediate in a way that effectively helps consumers," Rheingold said.
|
|
Mexico played a significant part in efforts to mediate an end to Central America&aposs civil wars in the 1980s and early 1990s.
|
|
The previous military-dominated parliament set up two bodies to investigate and mediate land-grab cases, but was criticized for dragging its feet.
|
|
He said many countries had offered to mediate between the two but that "no countries will act as a third party" or mediator.
|
|
As Frank Radice says: The word "media" comes from "mediate" which is something in between what this guy says and this guy hears.
|
|
Referring to Catalan calls for EU mediation, he said the Commission could not mediate if only one side asked it to do so.
|
|
I would like to ask you what you're expecting China to do in the next step to mediate your relationship with North Korea.
|
|
It's a strange side effect of our reliance on private companies and semi-public platforms to mediate nearly all aspects of our lives.
|
|
Or maybe the idea is that the nation is a vessel containing competing agendas and goals that your real job is to mediate.
|
|
And because Sonos is trying to mediate between all these different ecosystems, it works (often better) with more services than either of them.
|
|
Their repetitive and often simple actions have brought fun to—and often poked fun at—the internet platforms that now mediate our lives.
|
|
But he questioned whether Uniper Chairman Bernhard Reutersberg, who took aim at Fortum in late May, would be the ideal person to mediate.
|
|
Calenda, a member of no political party, denounced the Embraco management as "riffraff" on Monday after the firm rejected government attempts to mediate.
|
|
Bring in a third party to help mediate in case you're not able to easily and swiftly remove yourself from any difficult situations.
|
|
It helped to mediate secret U.S.-Iran talks in 2013 that led to a historic nuclear deal signed in Geneva two years later.
|
|
A confrontation is likely, so work with this energy by bringing in a third, unbiased party to help mediate and keep things cool.
|
|
At the time, the U.N. Security Council requested both sides withdraw, before the neighbors accepted a Qatari request to mediate and deploy peacekeepers.
|
|
The World Bank offered to mediate the production and export of Iran's oil, while sharing the proceeds, until a permanent deal was found.
|
|
Diplomats from Britain and America stepped in and offered to mediate between the government and Mr Odinga about how to reform the IEBC.
|
|
If any disputes arise, a special master will be appointed to mediate the differences and the report will be released by Aug. 14.
|
|
The apparent boycott stems from the network's anger over activists converging at the home of Fox News host Tucker Carlson, according to Mediate.
|
|
Rocco Mediate birdied the final two holes and stretched his lead to four strokes at the Senior P.G.A. Championship in Benton Harbor, Mich.
|
|
On Thursday, he called Thursday for the United Nations, and possibly Pope Francis, to mediate in the crisis to help "pacify" the situation.
|
|
Trump also met at the White House last month with the emir of Kuwait, which has taken the lead in attempts to mediate.
|
|
It will be up to Poland, president of the council for August, to mediate an agreed time and format among the 15 members.
|
|
An ungenerous reading might be that Americans are so ill equipped to manage death that we are forced to mediate it through tourism.
|
|
Representatives of Rosneft and Transneft did not respond to questions about the nature of their dispute or whether they believed Putin should mediate.
|
|
Maduro reportedly has said he is ready to negotiate with the opposition and is in contact with foreign governments to mediate the talks.
|
|
In his digital book Curious Rituals, Nicolas Nova has documented countless physical behaviors we've devised to help us mediate our relationship to devices.
|
|
Mandala's team—comprised by Schneesche and Yokoyama and some freelancer farmers, depending on the amount of work—can mediate these exchanges, of course.
|
|
Rep. Gus Bilirakis had to mediate between loud, angry Obamacare supporters and opponents of the law at his town hall in Florida today.
|
|
Reince Priebus, the president's first chief of staff, seemed unable to mediate these disputes, prompting the decision to replace him with Mr. Kelly.
|
|
Mr. Moon, who worked tirelessly to help mediate this first-ever summit meeting, urged a "bold give-and-take" to make it successful.
|
|
While Trump has offered in the past to help mediate the longstanding Kashmir dispute between India and Pakistan, Modi has rebuffed his overtures.
|
|
Relations haven't always been smooth since the launch of the agency's investigation, the Journal reports, and the State Department has tried to mediate.
|
|
I use the app Headspace every night, mostly for the cabin downpour white noise, but I occasionally use it to mediate as well.
|
|
The standoff ended after the police asked for help from the man's relatives and sent a team in to mediate with the gunman.
|
|
But no deal was reached, so the state has scheduled a hearing on May 24 with both sides to help mediate a resolution.
|
|
Doing so entailed taking nonaligned appeals and offers to mediate the conflict seriously, even if this meant halting the bombing of North Vietnam.
|
|
In 21, as a professor at Columbia University, he was part of a faculty committee that sought to mediate the student uprising there.
|
|
STERLING, Va. — On the green at the 11th hole, the golf stars John Daly and Rocco Mediate sized up their opening tournament putts.
|
|
Oman helped to mediate secret U.S.-Iran talks in 2013 that led to the historic nuclear deal signed in Geneva two years later.
|
|
The political dispute with its neighbors remains unresolved despite efforts by fellow Gulf state Kuwait as well as the United States to mediate.
|
|
I have witnessed staff working tirelessly with communities throughout the country to provide training, facilitate dialogue, mediate conflict, and promote cooperation and security.
|
|
On Tuesday, Pope Francis said he would be willing to mediate a peaceful resolution if asked by both Mr. Guaidó and Mr. Maduro.
|
|
The European Union has shown no interest in an independent Catalonia, despite an appeal by Puigdemont for Brussels to mediate in the crisis.
|
|
The country helped to mediate secret U.S.-Iran talks in 2013 that led to the historic nuclear deal signed in Geneva two years later.
|
|
"I had to be the one to be strong for both of them, and mediate it — take the emotion out of it," he shares.
|
|
Germany's culture minister, Monika Grütters, announced plans to reform the Limbach Commission, the restitution panel founded to mediate disputes related to Nazi-looted art.
|
|
The protests, which have continued on a smaller scale, have forced Ortega into a corner and he has asked for the church to mediate.
|
|
And the United States' position has been that it would mediate, but only if both sides reached out and asked it to step in.
|
|
Technology can mediate intimacy in indirect ways; here we weren't using it as a tool to reach each other, but it connected us nonetheless.
|
|
As a result, it's difficult for marketplaces to not only mediate service delivery but also make it significantly more efficient for buyers and suppliers.
|
|
Sam begs ruth to stay to help mediate, because he doesn't want to lose the daughter he's only just started to get to know.
|
|
Senate Republicans will have to mediate the same tensions between conservatives and moderates as the House did when it passed its health care legislation.
|
|
After the war ended, he tried to create a League of Nations that would mediate international disputes and prevent another world war from erupting.
|
|
Leaders from around the world raised concerns about the move, and Palestinian leaders said it meant the U.S. could never mediate a peace deal.
|
|
Kickstarter puts this particularly succinctly: "We don't oversee projects' performance, and we don't mediate disputes between users," it states in its terms of use.
|
|
On Tuesday, Al-Sabah was heading to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on a "fraternal visit" to mediate in the crisis, according to the news agency.
|
|
One organizer of the rally called on members of the black community to mediate truces between gangs in an effort to end the carnage.
|
|
Zanganeh had already agreed the deal the night before, with Algeria helping mediate, and he was careful not to make a fuss about it.
|
|
If negotiations take place, the moderate Arab world should support this effort and, where possible, help mediate the most difficult issues in any negotiation.
|
|
Fatal familial insomnia cripples the thalamus, the region of the brain that funnels sensory signals to the neocortex, which is thought to mediate consciousness.
|
|
"A war is brewing to defend the sectarian system," says Faleh Jaber, a veteran Iraqi analyst trying to mediate between some of the factions.
|
|
Egypt, which has helped mediate ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas in the past, is working once again to lower tensions between the factions.
|
|
The European Union has also shown no interest in an independent Catalonia, despite an appeal by Puigdemont for Brussels to mediate in the crisis.
|
|
The WTO serves as a place to negotiate changes to existing agreements and, when issues come up, for member countries to mediate any disputes.
|
|
According to some experts, Trump is going to remain disappointed if he continues to count on China to mediate for peace with North Korea.
|
|
To defuse that tension, von der Leyen offered to mediate in talks between the parliament and EU leaders on how to improve the process.
|
|
In a different time, Washington might be expected to mediate, but those days are long past given how far the Russian relationship has deteriorated.
|
|
There have been no direct talks since the dispersal, but Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and the African Union have been trying to mediate.
|
|
During his meeting with Vietnam's president, Tran Dai Quang, Mr. Trump offered his deal-making skills to mediate disputes in the South China Sea.
|
|
They strain to accommodate and mediate among groups of people who are engaging with them for very different reasons and on very different terms.
|
|
In those cases, however, the National Security Council served as a forum to mediate a policy approach where disagreement existed between agencies and departments.
|
|
And Trump's offer still stands to help mediate an ongoing dispute over Kashmir between India and Pakistan, though Modi has essentially rejected his overtures.
|
|
How to mediate between the demands of modern reality — movement that telegraphs an idea of young Latino people today — and a sense of timelessness?
|
|
Groups of local residents filed into her office throughout the morning, demanding that she mediate neighborly conflicts or sign contracts on upcoming public works.
|
|
Radhia Achouri, spokeswoman for the 10,000-strong U.N. peacekeeping mission (MINUSMA), confirmed an agreement had been reached, adding that U.N. officials had helped mediate.
|
|
Mexico says Bolivian authorities have harassed and intimidated its diplomatic staff, and has asked the International Court of Justice to mediate in the dispute.
|
|
If there is solid evidence, the EEOC lawyers will further investigate the case and try to mediate or negotiate a settlement on her behalf.
|
|
A 2004 Amnesty International report stated that the elder Younis was held in late 2001 for attempting to mediate between dissidents and the President.
|
|
Mr. Trump is both an accelerant and a reflection of this longstanding erosion of the civic spaces that mediate between individuals and the state.
|
|
Although heavy and repeated drug use alters the brain, especially regions that mediate self-control, the essential question is not whether those neural changes occur.
|
|
According to Mediate, it all started with an Instagram photo Tina Lawson posted of Kelly Rowland dressed as Dionne, Dash's character from Clueless, for Halloween.
|
|
What we aspire to do is mediate complexity and think outside of our tendency to form oversimplified models of what's going on in the world.
|
|
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Wednesday that the European Union should not mediate in Spain's worst political crisis since an attempted coup in 1981.
|
|
He claimed that within the local radio station, there was an attempt to mediate the issue and Reid was supported by some of her colleagues.
|
|
If you have any issues at home or with family, this is a very productive time to bring in a third party to help mediate.
|
|
Kuwait and top United States officials have attempted to mediate between the parties, but there is little sign that the crisis will be resolved soon.
|
|
Visits to Cuba this month by the presidents of Colombia and Bolivia have fueled speculation that Havana is being courted to help mediate in Venezuela.
|
|
Later in the conference, the president said he would be willing to mediate relations between the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Qatar, if asked.
|
|
Asked whether America would name a special envoy to mediate a dispute between Iraq's Kurds and the central government in Baghdad, the State Department demurred.
|
|
Last week on Too Embarrassed to Ask, we heard how the attendees of the Code Media conference were trying to mediate their various tech addictions.
|
|
If the United States tries to mediate, chances are it will fail; if it doesn't, the United States will be perceived to have been marginalized.
|
|
On Tuesday, he went to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on a "fraternal visit" to mediate in the crisis, according to the state-run Kuwait News Agency.
|
|
Johannes Hahn, the EU commissioner in charge of enlargement, invited Macedonian leaders to an emergency meeting in Vienna on April 22nd to mediate a solution.
|
|
Still, the GNA, which has struggled to impose its authority in the capital and beyond, had tried to mediate a solution to the stand-off.
|
|
Take things slow today; ask a neutral third party to help mediate arguments or join you if you're meeting someone you tend to argue with.
|
|
U.N. and Egyptian-led efforts are under way to mediate a long-term ceasefire between Israel and Hamas who have fought three wars since 2008.
|
|
The statement also said the district tried to mediate the matter with the students during a nine-hour session this month, but it was unsuccessful.
|
|
The confrontation is in any case a major setback for the U.N and Western countries which have been trying to mediate between Serraj and Haftar.
|
|
She also worked for the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations, created under former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan to mediate between Western and Islamic countries.
|
|
In a meeting with Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan last month, US President Donald Trump offered to mediate the Kashmir dispute between Pakistan and India.
|
|
Before the situation escalated, during a meeting with Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan two weeks ago, US President Donald Trump offered to mediate the conflict.
|
|
Which, of course, reminds us that there is one major power whose leader is ready and willing to mediate between India and Pakistan on Kashmir.
|
|
This is a breakthrough, given that there are "more than 100 trillion synapses that mediate neuron signaling in the brain," according to the MIT researchers.
|
|
While the vibration allergy may be rare, the process by which the ADGRE2 alpha and beta subunits mediate immune system reactions has implications for everyone.
|
|
In January, a bill was introduced into both houses of Hawaii's Legislature that would establish a reconciliation commission to mediate between protesters and the state.
|
|
But the Foreign Ministry of Switzerland, which is not part of the European Union, is offering to mediate the conflict, according to Swiss national radio.
|
|
I get up early, usually before the sun, and I mediate and do yoga and prayers for about two and a half hours a day.
|
|
In 1984, Mr. Abe accompanied his father, who was then Japan's foreign minister, on a failed mission to mediate the war between Iran and Iraq.
|
|
The bloc would like to mediate between the White House and Tehran, but there is little it can do to influence the behavior of either.
|
|
Trump has volunteered to help mediate the dispute over Kashmir between India and Pakistan -- an overture that India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi says is unwelcome.
|
|
Russia said Tuesday it is willing to mediate talks between the United States and North Korea, should the two countries accept its offer, Reuters reported.
|
|
"We have reached out to those most impacted by the accident and offered to mediate their claims now," public relations manager Suzanne Smagala-Potts said.
|
|
The German culture minister, Monika Grütters, appointed the first Jewish members to the Limbach Commission — the panel established to mediate Nazi-looted art ownership disputes.
|
|
He experimented with handwriting as a way to mediate his slight difficulty with reading and writing — especially in a second language (his first was Finnish).
|
|
But at the same time, I kind of felt good being there because if something problematic came up, I could kind of mediate the situation.
|
|
If one party believes another is in violation of the pact, it can initiate bilateral consultations and the IMF can be invited to mediate disagreements.
|
|
The officials set up a working group led by Attorney General Grace Mendonça to mediate talks between the government and the wireless carrier, the people said.
|
|
Agriculture Minister Stephane Le Foll on Monday called for talks on milk prices, adding that the government was ready to mediate to help resolve the situation.
|
|
The government of neighboring Niger attempted to mediate between the groups, and representatives of the pro-Bamako militia and the rebels signed a truce on Sunday.
|
|
Donald Trump boasted that he could wipe out Afghanistan, an American ally, and, to India's horror, offered to mediate in the long-standing dispute over Kashmir.
|
|
She definitely had a strong maternal instinct: six kids on The Brady Bunch and four children of her own, which she kind of had to mediate.
|
|
Unlike past Saudi royals, who allowed some debate and often sought to mediate between competing interests, Prince Muhammad rules as if only he has the answers.
|
|
The United States, which has military bases in both Qatar and some of the countries lined up against it, is trying to mediate the Qatar feud.
|
|
Read More: 7 Perfect Replies to (Politely) Shut Down Negative People In this case, you're better off talking to your manager and asking her to mediate.
|
|
In the past, the leader of the Bitcoin software project, Mr. Andresen (no relation to Marc Andreessen of Andreessen Horowitz), would have stepped in to mediate.
|
|
One of his options would be to appoint a neutral figure to mediate via more informal talks than those that take place in the presidential palace.
|
|
He met Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Tehran in June, on a a peacemaking mission to try to mediate between the U.S. and Iran.
|
|
"The KU Natural History Museum does not sell or mediate the sale of specimens to private individuals," the museum said in a statement on April 9.
|
|
After a failed attempt by Kuwait to mediate, Saudi and three allies including the United Arab Emirates said they would impose what is effectively a blockade.
|
|
In January, Lagos High Court intervened and asked both parties to mediate, but it failed when authorities evicted the remaining 5,000 residents in March this year.
|
|
"I'm afraid there will be more confrontation further down the road," said Labour Party lawmaker Fernando Cheung, who has tried to mediate between activists and police.
|
|
After Italy rejected Germany's allegations of hidden software on the Fiat 500X, Fiat Doblo and Jeep Renegade models, Berlin asked Brussels to mediate in the dispute.
|
|
A tense conversation ensued, which Auctor helped mediate, ending with the dealer agreeing to give a refund to the customer in exchange for drugs being returned.
|
|
A digital platform serves the same purpose but gives the owner the ability to "mediate" its users while they're using it – and often when they're not.
|
|
"It would be the EU that offers to mediate talks to reach an agreement which, I insist, would include Catalonia's independence," ANC spokesman Adria Alsina said.
|
|
Facebook's attempts to mediate an online experience are made explicit in Free Basics — but it's a theme that cropped up time and time again throughout 2016.
|
|
She definitely had a strong maternal instinct: six kids on The Brady Bunch and four children of her own, which she kind of had to mediate.
|
|
But he said he wants talks with Spain before going further, although he didn't say how the talks should take place or who would mediate them.
|
|
Bring in a third party to help mediate if power-hungry Pluto stirs up a jealous or obsessive atmosphere between yourself and those your partner with.
|
|
Even if the person you're working with is obviously mistaken, mediate the situation by assuming that the problem is real or the error is a mistake.
|
|
However, it said in the statement that Macron was offering to mediate between the two sides given that the SDF had distanced itself from the PKK.
|
|
Still, the rational explanation of why I feel dead half the time does little to mediate the irrational horror of existing as if I do not.
|
|
This is where Mr. Cernich's firm will come in, competing with CamberView and others trying to mediate the new dialogue between a company and its shareholders.
|
|
"If I can help mediate or arbitrate, please let me know," Trump said in comments at a meeting in Hanoi with Vietnam's president, Tran Dai Quang.
|
|
On Sunday, Khan said the tension had the potential to become a regional crisis and the time was right for U.S. President Donald Trump to mediate.
|
|
Scientists are now studying whether the CYP1A2 gene and others might mediate coffee's influence on breast and ovarian cancer, Type 2 diabetes and even Parkinson's disease.
|
|
South Korean analysts have warned that much is at stake in Mr. Moon's efforts to mediate a breakthrough in the stalled dialogue between Washington and Pyongyang.
|
|
"We cannot cease our efforts to mediate and facilitate talks from the middle until dialogue and communication between North Korea and the United States flow smoothly."
|
|
Earlier, U.S. President Trump said he expected "reasonably decent news" regarding the conflict between India and Pakistan, adding that the United States was trying to mediate.
|
|
Bring in a third party to help mediate or talk to an unbiased counselor to help you work things out during this messy tug of war.
|
|
Last April, he said a third country should try to mediate the dispute between Pyongyang and Washington to cool a situation that had become "too hot".
|
|
Earlier this week, Mexico's finance minister told reporters that the country's diplomats, along with those from other countries, stand ready to mediate the Saudi-Russian dispute.
|
|
This was true of both the in-country experiences of foreign tourists as well as the ideologically inflected literature they relied on to mediate their travel.
|
|
Trump infuriated the Indian government last month when he said Modi had asked him to mediate in the dispute, drawing an immediate denial from New Delhi.
|
|
Two weeks ago, the secretary general of the Organization of American States appointed Mr. Colom to mediate a political crisis in Honduras after contested elections there.
|
|
If you short-circuit that process by saturating the ecosystem with misinformation and overwhelm the media's ability to mediate, then you can disrupt the democratic process.
|
|
American administrations have tried repeatedly over decades to mediate a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians on far more evenhanded terms than the new proposal.
|
|
As Bloomberg notes, Trump's remarks risk being perceived as supporting India over Pakistan's in a dispute that he's offered to help mediate, a proposal India rejected.
|
|
Mr. Tillerson, who has close relationships in the region from his days as chief executive at ExxonMobil, has tried to mediate the dispute with little success.
|
|
"All these players are his friends," Eric Trump said, as he sat at the edge of the 11th hole on Thursday, waving hello to Mr. Mediate.
|
|
The provincial information minister, Fayaz-ul-Hasan Chohan, was also beaten up by the lawyers as he tried to mediate between the lawyers and the doctors.
|
|
Some investors will be skeptical, but markets mediate conflicts between those who believe the original content will create long-term customer relationships and those who don't.
|
|
The president reiterated to Khan as they began their meeting with reporters present that he would be willing to mediate between India and Pakistan over Kashmir.
|
|
"Instead of stepping up to mediate this conflict and help North Carolina find a positive way forward ... [he] continues to sit on the sidelines," Leiter said.
|
|
Involvement in these efforts will provide women with important opportunities to use their skills and abilities to mediate difficult situations and to keep our country safe.
|
|
Personally, I don't think that a white man from a different culture can mediate these experiences without engaging in any form of dialogue with the author.
|
|
On Tuesday, Russia reiterated an offer to mediate to ease tensions between Washington and Pyongyang that have raised fears of a new conflict on the peninsula.
|
|
Justin Vaisse, who organized the forum, told Reuters it was not intended to mediate solutions to existing conflicts, but seek ways to create strengthen multilateral organizations.
|
|
There have been no direct talks since them, but Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and the African Union have been trying to mediate between the sides.
|
|
Since Macron took power he has offered to mediate in Libya, Ukraine, Syria, the Qatar crisis and even Venezuela, each time carefully trying to avoid taking sides.
|
|
Wolfgang Schaueble, the former finance minister and current parliamentary president who is respected on both sides, has been asked to mediate negotiations between the CDU and CSU.
|
|
After that, the company's next project will be to splice moss with a mouse gene that helps to mediate toxicity in the mouse body, including its lungs.
|
|
While it's true that MMP1 cleaves collagen as a response to inflammation, among other things, it's possible that other pathways could mediate an over-expression of it.
|
|
Separate from U.S. dialogue with Venezuela, former Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero is also trying to mediate between the government and opposition-led National Assembly.
|
|
And he's been trying to play the neutral power-broker by offering to "mediate" an end to the war in Syria, despite his obvious bias toward Assad.
|
|
Hollywood mega-agent Patrick Whitesell and his wife, former news anchor Lauren Sanchez, are working to mediate their split with celebrity divorce attorney Laura Wasser, PEOPLE confirms.
|
|
Russia — a tactical ally of Iran, which, like Russia, supports the embattled government of Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad — offered on Monday to mediate the escalating conflict.
|
|
We wanted to make it super simple for them to get started so they can mediate whatever they are doing (like right before a presentation, interviews, etc).
|
|
A succession of bigwigs from the African Union, UN and ECOWAS, a club of countries in the region, have flown in to mediate and call for calm.
|
|
But they'll have to mediate the same tensions between conservatives and moderates as the House did, and it could take them weeks to put their version together.
|
|
Russia offered to mediate an end to the dispute but a U.S. senior State Department official said Iran and Saudi Arabia must work out their differences themselves.
|
|
When a federal judge picked Mueller to mediate a settlement in 2016, he had a simple description of Mueller: "a person who can actually keep a secret."
|
|
Just because we have found a way to mediate it with technology doesn't make it any less personal, private, or precious than words spoken in our homes.
|
|
Bourgeois, of Flemish nationalist party N-VA which is also part of Belgium's federal government, called on European institutions to mediate; a proposal it has already rejected.
|
|
Macron's office on Thursday said the young leader had offered to mediate between the Turks and the SDF, which it said had distanced itself from the PKK.
|
|
Trump offered to mediate between Pakistan and India in their long-standing conflict over the majority-Muslim territory of Kashmir, of which India controls the greater portion.
|
|
Yes, more could have been done over the years to resolve the dispute over Nagorno-Karabakh, but mediators mediate — they cannot alone solve conflicts between intransigent parties.
|
|
It makes no more sense to provide solutions for the rest of the world than it would to go next door and mediate in your neighbors' marriage.
|
|
Japanese officials said Abe would not overtly try to mediate between Tokyo and Washington but would probably explain the importance of the U.S. role in the region.
|
|
And one account of MbS's stance in his Oval Office meeting was that Riyadh would send fresh ideas to Kuwait, which is trying to mediate the crisis.
|
|
He goes even further, saying that in the event of disagreement between the medical community, courts, and states, the states have the responsibility to mediate the disputes.
|
|
At a meeting with Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan in July, President Donald Trump falsely claimed that Modi had asked him to mediate the dispute over Kashmir.
|
|
Mainstream media remain the most influential source of news and entertainment for most Americans and have unparalleled power to mediate how people view and engage each other.
|
|
The president claimed earlier this month that Modi had asked him to personally mediate the dispute, but the Indian government promptly said that was not the case.
|
|
"In particular, given how grave the situation in Venezuela has become, the pope must have decided to try to mediate and help like he did with Cuba."
|
|
Earlier, U.S. President Donald Trump said he expected "reasonably decent news" regarding the conflict between India and Pakistan, adding that the United States was trying to mediate.
|
|
In the Minsk Group, the body set up in 1994 to mediate in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, Russia had equal status alongside the United States and France.
|
|
At the center of Thursday's hearing is the Office of Compliance, established under the 1995 Congressional Accountability Act to mediate and resolve workplace disputes on Capitol Hill.
|
|
The visit comes days after Rouhani said countries including Kuwait had offered to mediate in the escalating feud between Shi'ite Muslim Iran and Sunni power Saudi Arabia.
|
|
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan tweeted on Sunday that President Donald Trump offered to mediate the ongoing crisis, an idea that India has repeatedly and flatly rejected.
|
|
On June 21, Fernando Cheung Chiu-hung, of the Labor Party, stepped in to mediate after protesters held up a police van and heckled the officers inside.
|
|
In those years, politicians appeared to have transcended ideology and the need to mediate conflict, and focused instead on delivering incremental gains in prosperity and social justice.
|
|
That body can issue findings, mediate and refer cases to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, which is also overseen by the Organization of American States.
|
|
The church tried to mediate negotiations between opposition politicians and the government, but Mr. Maduro has widened his crackdown and now runs what many call a dictatorship.
|
|
For example, it should push us to reflect on how the structural problems in our health care system failed to help mediate this problem at its outset.
|
|
Trump told Vietnam's President Tran Dai Quang that he was prepared to mediate between claimants to the South China Sea and said China's position was a problem.
|
|
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Unions accused furniture retailer IKEA on Thursday of undermining workers' rights in the United States, Ireland and Portugal, and asked the Dutch government to mediate.
|
|
Probably his most contentious role was as chairman of a committee created in 1996 to mediate the claims of Holocaust victims and their families against Swiss banks.
|
|
" When asked about Khan's remarks, Trump said Khan would like to mediate "and we have a very good relationship and there's a chance that that could happen.
|
|
After a visit in July by Pakistan's sweet-talking leader, Imran Khan, Mr Trump claimed he had been asked by India to mediate with Pakistan over Kashmir.
|
|
There have been no direct talks since the dispersal, but Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and the African Union have been trying to mediate between the sides.
|
|
Japan, which is chairing this year's G20 meetings, has said the finance leaders won't put trade high on the agenda and won't seek to mediate bilateral trade rows.
|
|
Indonesia had sought to mediate between the two during the APEC meeting, but by the afternoon it was clear that the two giants couldn't agree, the president said.
|
|
Although boat migrant arrivals fell 80 percent last year, the EU executive Commission in Brussels has still been forced to mediate between member states to share out arrivals.
|
|
With the payments made, Pollack, appointed by the court in 2014 to mediate the dispute, was at last free to discuss the frantic final stages of the negotiations.
|
|
Egypt and the United Nations have been trying to mediate a comprehensive truce to prevent another escalation in fighting and to ease the deep economic hardship in Gaza.
|
|
Trump, who has said he would be willing to mediate in the dispute, said in September he had a "very strong feeling" it would be solved "pretty quickly".
|
|
Then they will mediate, compare who wants what and do their best to divide it, starting with a presumption that it should be divided as evenly as possible.
|
|
But I do believe that we're at a pivotal point when we're starting to question just how much we are going to allow technology to mediate our lives.
|
|
That peace process fell apart in 2015 and the ceasefire ended — leaving the US to balance this extraordinarily delicate position, appease Turkey, and try to mediate between both.
|
|
I have also wondered whether saving a few seconds of not having to type "ok, sounds good" is worth letting a robot mediate my interactions with other humans.
|
|
On September 7th he met the ruler of Kuwait, who has tried to mediate the three-month feud between Qatar and his Gulf neighbours led by Saudi Arabia.
|
|
The church also tries to mediate in the city's gang warfare (Angel is a member) and holds classes for policemen on how to engage better with the public.
|
|
Vatican called in to mediate in Venezuela talks Rhetoric to be 'toned down' The talks, which lasted well into Sunday night and Monday morning, took place in Caracas.
|
|
Becca exhibits remarkable self-restraint by not rolling her eyes into the back of head while having to mediate between two grown men fighting over a stupid picture.
|
|
One way to mediate this potential sense of public failure and get your professor to listen to you is going to their office hours for a private discussion.
|
|
"Sleep spindles have been linked to the benefits of sleep for memory in previous research, so we wanted to investigate whether these brain waves mediate reactivation," Cairney said.
|
|
If there's been some fighting in your home, this is a crucial time to either mobilize and move out, or bring in a third party to help mediate.
|
|
Medvedev, after meeting his Armenian counterpart, said Russia was ready to continue to use its influence to mediate and there was no alternative to the dispute resolution mechanism.
|
|
In anticipation of those meetings, owners of Valeant's senior bank loans are reaching out to investment banks, including Barclays, who will help mediate the negotiations, the sources said.
|
|
But policymakers in Tokyo say they have no intention to mediate current trade disputes, suggesting the G20 finance leaders will keep a low profile on issues regarding tariffs.
|
|
The husband, who was trying to mediate reconciliation between Dick and his son, printed out and distributed the email to Rick and other people at the family company.
|
|
Drivers are dependent on vehicle owners to honor their verbal promises and they have no settlement mechanism to mediate disputes either through local governments or through the companies.
|
|
" Harold Ford Jr. offered an on-air congratulations to the couple early in the Thursday broadcast, Mediate reports, which co-host Willie Geist noted was for the "ratings.
|
|
If we now find ourselves taking sides, how on Earth are we going to mediate between the Unionists and the nationalists where we are trying to establish government?
|
|
Liberia's President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf traveled to Bissau on Saturday at the head of a delegation from the regional bloc ECOWAS, which helped mediate talks over the agreement.
|
|
Kuwait has been trying to mediate and the United States has taken an increasingly robust role in trying to end the crisis, but as yet to no avail.
|
|
Brazil's foreign ministry said a diplomat it sent to mediate a peaceful end to the dispute managed to convince the group of 10 people to leave the mission.
|
|
In the snake pit, IVS would mediate between Trian's proxy solicitor and outside counsel on one side and P&G's proxy solicitor and outside counsel on the other.
|
|
Pakistan has called on US President Donald Trump and the United Nations to help mediate the tensions, while India has repeatedly said that Kashmir is a regional issue.
|
|
He said that the first strike hit a pickup truck carrying Hajji Rozuddin, a local elder on his way to mediate a land dispute in the Kakarzai tribe.
|
|
Worried that President Trump is embarking on a global trade war, U.S. allies and adversaries alike are turning to the World Trade Organization to mediate — and getting nowhere.
|
|
Mario Cuomo, who was an obscure Queens lawyer in 1972 when Mayor John Lindsay asked him to mediate a ferocious dispute over low-income housing in Forest Hills.
|
|
The new office will also look for ways to make those nighttime businesses safer for patrons and workers, and help mediate disputes with neighbors, according to the bill.
|
|
One particular type of communication that they exhibit, known as quorum sensing, is used by bacteria to help make group decisions within a colony and mediate microbial cooperation.
|
|
I&aposm wondering what you think about whether or not there&aposs a driver shortage and how strong it is, and what are the ways to mediate that?
|
|
Her mother is a retired school psychologist, educational consultant, and the author of "Restore the Respect: How to Mediate School Conflicts and Keep Students Learning" (Brookes Publishing, 2016).
|
|
Regional powers appointed Thabo Mbeki, then president of South Africa, to mediate a political rapprochement, but Mr. Mugabe, the elder statesman and liberation hero, outmaneuvered his younger neighbor.
|
|
To Kim, the fake mountains represent an attempt by wealthy South Koreans to mediate the relationship between the country's highly urbanized present and a rural, quasi-mythical past.
|
|
Some European officials have speculated that President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, who has enjoyed some diplomatic successes where Washington has created vacuums, might try to mediate himself.
|
|
Lenders this month asked the UAE Banks Federation to help reach an agreement with the company and mediate between the short and long-term lenders, the sources said.
|
|
Kuwait has led efforts to mediate the dispute which had affected food imports and raised questions over the Gulf Arab state's plans to host the 2022 World Cup.
|
|
Hess: Dogs mediate so many social interactions in New York, where often you meet someone, the first thing you see, you're focused on their dog instead of them.
|
|
An offer to Venezuela: The pope also expressed a willingness to mediate in Venezuela's political crisis if asked by President Nicolás Maduro and the opposition leader, Juan Guaidó.
|
|
Qatar's emir visited Kuwait this week in what appeared to be an attempt by Kuwait mediate between Doha on one side and Abu Dhabi and Riyadh on the other.
|
|
From the 1980s, Brahimi served in multinational bodies, helping mediate an end to Lebanon's civil war for the Arab League in 1989-91, an experience he described as formative.
|
|
Like Uber's new arbitration agreement, this means that riders who allege they are victims of sexual misconduct are not forced to mediate their claims against Lyft behind closed doors.
|
|
"There are few countries equipped with Japan's credentials and connections to be able to mediate between China and the United States," said Teo from the University of Hong Kong.
|
|
The coalition says it is helping mediate the feud, while maintaining that its military bases on islands, ports and airports throughout the country aim to back the war effort.
|
|
The offensive is a setback for the United Nations and Western nations trying to mediate between Serraj, 59, who comes from a wealthy business family, and military veteran Haftar.
|
|
In a magical crossover spot from Game of Thrones and Sesame Street, Elmo shows up in King's Landing to mediate squabbling Lannister siblings Cersei and Tyrion, and...it works.
|
|
Enid of Haven is an investigator, and along with her partner Teeg, she's called in to mediate a dispute between households over an old building in a distant settlement.
|
|
But he added that Pompeo wouldn't be making policy on Russia, and may struggle to mediate between his boss and the agency if Trump keeps up the confrontational approach.
|
|
These are the people that value things, buy things from you, mediate information, hire you, furnish you with capital it's not everything but it's how it works in America.
|
|
Kuwait's emir offered during a conversation with Sheikh Tamim on Thursday to mediate and host talks to ensure the feud does not escalate, a Gulf Arab official told Reuters.
|
|
By contrast, the U.S. president managed to annoy India, Pakistan's longtime foe, with an unexpected offer to mediate in the decades-long dispute over the Himalayan region of Kashmir.
|
|
They can bring the complaint before a commission of government labor ministers from each country, but only after exhausting all efforts to mediate the issue and resolve it separately.
|
|
It's to try and mediate, find balance and be at peace with myself and my children and to eat, to play games, whether it's Monopoly or the telephone game.
|
|
Playing virtually on one leg with a badly damaged left knee and two stress fractures, he outscored everyone except Rocco Mediate over 72 holes, before winning a Monday playoff.
|
|
State news agency QNA reported that he would inform the ruler of Kuwait, a neutral Gulf Arab country seeking to mediate in the spat, of Qatar's response on Monday.
|
|
Still, Obando y Bravo helped mediate ceasefire talks between Ortega's Sandinista government and the Contras who were ensnared in a 1980s civil war that cost at least 30,000 lives.
|
|
As a U.S. ally that also has good diplomatic relations with Iran, Japan could be in a unique position to mediate between the Islamic Republic and the United States.
|
|
At the time he received the letters, Franklin was living in London as a representative of Pennsylvania and Massachusetts seeking to mediate the differences between Britain and its colonies.
|
|
It's not enough to have a handbook written by a very good lawyer or the presence of an HR professional in place to mediate when employee relations go south.
|
|
The speech by President Bashar al-Assad was his first major address since the effort to mediate an end to the civil war broke down in Geneva in April.
|
|
Related: Memes Mediate an Artist's Trip to the Dentist Kanye West's "Ultralight Beam" Soundtracks a Film About Black Spiritual Power Read a GIF Catalog of Black Women's Body Language
|
|
Rocco Mediate shot an even-par 71, including his first bogeys of the week, in the Senior P.G.A. Championship to take a two-stroke lead in Benton Harbor, Mich.
|
|
After initial vocal opposition, Mullah Manan and Mullah Yaqoub remained quiet for months as Taliban leaders and religious clerics went back and forth trying to mediate between the camps.
|
|
Kuwait is attempting to mediate, while Oman is doing its best impression of former FBI Director James Comey trying to blend into the White House curtains to avoid detection.
|
|
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson traveled to the region in July in an attempt to mediate the dispute between the US allies but was unable to achieve a rapprochement.
|
|
The charity has worked in South Sudan since 2012, using sports and film screenings to teach youngsters how to mediate and overcome ethnic divisions that have fueled the fighting.
|
|
For its part, the EU has said an independent Catalonia would find itself outside the economic and political bloc and has so far declined to mediate in the dispute.
|
|
At times, this regionalism has led to violence, and Texas artists such as Slim Thug, ESG, and Pimp C have addressed the discord musically, attempting to mediate the conflict.
|
|
Venus symbolizes harmony; with this energy hanging out in a very communicative part of your chart, you'll be more likely than usual to step in and help mediate conflict.
|
|
Watch out for power struggles on this day, and if you find that communicating with someone is difficult due to shady behavior, bring in a third party to mediate.
|
|
In the program she set up at Marquette University Law School, law students mediate community panels with post-conviction offenders and their victims at the Green Bay Correctional Institution.
|
|
Pressure is increasing on the European Union to mediate, but at a time of rising nationalism and populism, the last thing the bloc wants is to encourage regional separatism.
|
|
We struggle against guilty pleasures, attempt to find common ground with our co-workers or family, and mediate between the familiar and the new, the unique and the useful.
|
|
His most formidable adversary that week was not Rocco Mediate, the runner-up who extended Woods to 19 extra holes (an 18-hole playoff and one in sudden death).
|
|
Years ago you might have compared them to a stack of Polaroids or a film montage — whatever technology was there to mediate between you and images of distant happiness.
|
|
A senior Iraqi official said that Prince Mohammed asked Mr. Abdul Mahdi to mediate with Iran, and that Iraq had suggested Baghdad as the venue for a potential meeting.
|
|
He has also been praised for helping to mediate a power-sharing accord between pro-democracy protesters and a military junta that took power earlier this year in Sudan.
|
|
Amsterdam, London and Paris have all appointed "night mayors," and, in 2017, New York established an Office of Nightlife to mediate between bars and clubs, the government and residents.
|
|
Just this week, the communist state offered to mediate in a border dispute between Eritrea and Djibouti, the latter of which is home to China's first overseas military base.
|
|
In place of these extra-legal actions, let us instead mediate hard problems in a super-council of experts drawn from each of the regional councils and Federal authorities.
|
|
Democratic lawmaker Ted Hui was arrested for allegedly obstructing the police, according to his Democratic Party's Facebook page, as he tried to mediate on the streets in North Point.
|
|
President Trump has offered to mediate, but his warm relations with the increasingly autocratic Mr. Modi — Mr. Trump attended the Houston fan fest — hardly make him an honest broker.
|
|
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he hopes he can mediate between Turkey and the Kurds following Turkey's offensive on U.S.-allied Kurds in northeast Syria.
|
|
But it is the deal itself that has created a credibility deficit for the United States in the Middle East, weakening America's ability to overcome threats and mediate peace.
|
|
"But what mouse genetics now allow is for us to look at the function of organs, and how hormones and molecules mediate their function, in an entire complex organism."
|
|
The companies said the legal maneuver, filed in Missouri, will consolidate the civil actions against them and they plan to mediate settlements with survivors and families of the victims.
|
|
Under his leadership, the association helped introduce peacekeepers to mediate local insurgencies against the Indonesian government in East Timor and Aceh province before those conflicts spilled beyond provincial borders.
|
|
The report, quoting a U.S. Soccer spokesman, said that while the group welcomed the chance to mediate, it was disappointed that the news came out during the World Cup.
|
|
Russia on Friday also offered to mediate between the government and opposition in Venezuela if necessary, saying it was ready to cooperate with all political forces that acted responsibly.
|
|
Mr Trump's cavalier offer to mediate in the dispute between Pakistan and India over Kashmir was a boost for Mr Khan, even if, as seems certain, it leads to nothing.
|
|
Its government maintains smooth relations with Doha and has made several attempts to mediate between Qatar and its Gulf neighbors to help quell the conflict — thus far to no avail.
|
|
The cumulative biases of the people in that room, clicking away on their MacBooks, will shape the biases of a filter that will mediate the world for 700 million people.
|
|
One was an elder called Mahmoud al-Baydani, who used to work for the International Committee of the Red Cross to help mediate releases of hostages held by al-Qaida.
|
|
Shiekh Mohammed said Qatar would continue to deal with Iran, which helped Doha secure supplies when the boycott was first imposed, and was ready to mediate between Washington and Tehran.
|
|
The address of the law firm is that of disso queen Laura Wasser, whose M.O. is to mediate and then file both a petition and response at the same time.
|
|
These companies already mediate a huge amount of speech on the internet on their own platforms; allowing them to misapply copyright law to hit other platforms is entirely too much.
|
|
To work, there must be at least one interrupter with strong connections in each district, so that if a conflict erupts, someone with the trust of the group can mediate.
|
|
Qatar's emir has visited Kuwait in what appeared to be an attempt by the Kuwaitis to mediate between Doha on one side and Abu Dhabi and Riyadh on the other.
|
|
It joins a number of countries such as Turkey and the United Arab Emirates looking to set up bases in Africa, mediate in diplomatic stand-offs and strike business deals.
|
|
In its subsequent disarray, the party has come to resemble a newspaper that has just discovered that its readers no longer need it to mediate between themselves and the world.
|
|
Because they shared neither the overwhelming burdens of the extremely poor, nor the all-consuming vices of the very rich, they were uniquely positioned to mediate between the two extremes.
|
|
Kuwait has led a regional effort to mediate, but the four states intensified the pressure on Friday by placing dozens of people with alleged links to Qatar on terrorism blacklists.
|
|
He became known to the Saudi authorities, and when President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan asked the Saudi king to mediate peace with the Taliban, the Saudis enlisted Mr. Motasim's help.
|
|
Cuban, unlike most of Silicon Valley, has maintained for years that private companies should compete for promotion on the internet — not depend on FCC rules to mediate the entire ecosystem.
|
|
The Vatican has stepped in to mediate, but it is unclear which opposition leaders, if any, will attend the first round of the discussions scheduled for Sunday on Margarita Island.
|
|
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday he was prepared to mediate between claimants to the South China Sea, where five countries contest China's sweeping claims to the busy waterway.
|
|
Palestinian leaders have refused to speak to the group's representatives, and are accused of forcing a Palestinian legislator who tried to mediate an end to the crisis into early retirement.
|
|
Amid growing international pressure, Maduro told a Russian media outlet that he is ready to negotiate with the opposition and is in contact with foreign governments to mediate the talks.
|
|
"Tremendously saddened" by the allegations, Lévy tells artnet that she attempted to mediate the conflict directly with Rachel Lehmann, co-founder of Lehmann Maupin, shortly after learning about the imbroglio.
|
|
The transfers had been a first sign of progress after weeks of intensive efforts by Egypt and the United Nations to mediate a stable cease-fire between Israel and Hamas.
|
|
His mediocre grades have long obscured his interests and abilities: He was president of the literary society, had a talent for drawing and was trusted by classmates to mediate disputes.
|
|
The exhibit centers on a film that uses footage of Faris speaking to a group of schoolchildren about the importance of space exploration and its ability to mediate national conflicts.
|
|
This is what the generals are trying to do in Sudan, and this is what American officials there to mediate a peaceful transition to democratic rule should endeavor to prevent.
|
|
The investigation did find that there was room for improvement in the institution's working climate, Mr. Lederer said, and as a result, an ombudsperson would be introduced to mediate disputes.
|
|
In the past few years, the Vatican, along with some European and Latin American leaders, has attempted to mediate between Maduro and the opposition but each try ended in failure.
|
|
Pressure is increasing on the European Union to mediate, but at a time of rising nationalism and populism, the last thing that the bloc wants is to encourage regional separatism.
|
|
She is constantly forced to mediate between warring factions in her cabinet, some of whom want a quick, clean break with the bloc, while others fret about protecting the economy.
|
|
DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan called on Wednesday for the United Nations to help mediate between nuclear armed India and Pakistan over the disputed territory of Kashmir.
|
|
European and other governments that had sought to trade with Iran or mediate its dispute with Washington had all begun to cite evidence that Iranian forces shot down the plane.
|
|
It starts in a similar place: Jonathan Harker, the hapless 19th century real estate appraiser, is sent to Transylvania to mediate Count Dracula's long-distance purchase of land in England.
|
|
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday dismissed French President Emmanuel Macron's attempt to mediate between the United States and Iran on the dispute between the two countries.
|
|
The Law Society of Kenya and the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights, who appeared as interested parties, were ordered to mediate the dispute and report back to the court.
|
|
But when warring parties cannot agree in court to reasonable rules of engagement, the presiding judge may enter the fray and mediate the dispute, or perhaps resolve it for them.
|
|
Japan, which is chairing this year's G20 meetings, has said the finance leaders' meeting won't put trade issues high on the agenda and will not seek to mediate bilateral trade tensions.
|
|
Pulling acetone-covered fur off your fingers might get a little tedious, but we assume anything would be less annoying than having fur mediate your day-to-day, hand-oriented interactions.
|
|
He has taken a more hawkish view on Russia and tried to mediate a dispute among key U.S. Mideast allies after four Arab nations boycotted Qatar over its alleged extremist ties.
|
|
An EU spokesman declined to say whether the Union would mediate, although it would be unusual for Brussels to take such a step within one of the bloc's own member states.
|
|
OVER the weekend a United Airlines pilot was forced to leave his cockpit in order to mediate between fighting passengers, after a disagreement over the virtues of Donald Trump turned nasty.
|
|
The company's claim is that the ring is a more functional and frictionless solution to verifying one's identity than remembering the host of passwords that are required to mediate daily life.
|
|
Amazon Key feels like a major test of how thoroughly the company has earned customers' trust, and a harbinger of a future where tech companies mediate every aspect of our lives.
|
|
"For some reason you do not give Mom the benefit of the doubt, ever, from your childhood and it's really unfair," Khloé Kardashian says in an attempt to mediate the situation.
|
|
Smith says that one of the compounds in cannabis closely resembles the body's natural endocannabinoids, which may mediate pain and provide PMS relief while suppressing headaches and helping with insomnia too.
|
|
Notably missing from the article is any mention of a mechanism by which orally administered apoaequorin could gain access to neurons in the brain to mediate the improvement in cognitive function.
|
|
The Pakistani premier has already announced that his administration will mediate between Riyadh and Tehran in Yemen, "though how he plans to do that is unclear," said the Cato Institute's Khan.
|
|
Ankara has also called upon all countries involved to engage in dialogue in the hopes of coming to a peaceful solution with Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusogl offering to help mediate disputes.
|
|
You're typically very cautious, but February 1 will find you ready for action—just make sure it is wise, and as always with Pluto, get an unbiased third party to mediate.
|
|
Blake Griffin had a "toxic" relationship with several teammates on the Clippers -- and things got so bad, Doc Rivers had to mediate disputes in private meetings, this according to Blake's ex.
|
|
Mr Obama is plainly weary of America's long commitment to the region, from defending the Gulf's oil supplies to trying to mediate a seemingly impossible peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
|
|
Either we try to mediate capitalism (this would be the "greening" of the economy argument) or we work from the outside to resist it (namely, the position of the radical activist).
|
|
The Indian government on Monday rejected President Donald Trump's claim that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had asked the president if he would like to help mediate a historic dispute with Pakistan.
|
|
Within countries there are prime ministers to mediate spending disputes among squabbling department heads, but the EU has no primus inter pares; the budget must be approved unanimously by its leaders.
|
|
Though Riyadh has always denied detaining Hariri, French President Emmanuel Macron - who helped mediate a resolution of the crisis - last year confirmed the Lebanese PM had been held in the kingdom.
|
|
YAOUNDE (Reuters) - Switzerland has agreed to mediate talks between Cameroonian authorities and separatists in a bid to end escalating violence in the country's Anglophone regions, the Swiss government said on Thursday.
|
|
They form a co-op and purchase heroin from the same supplier; in exchange, they mediate their disputes with the help of Robert's Rules of Order instead of resorting to violence.
|
|
At their core, Uber and Lyft are using technology to mediate labor-consumer transactions—they rely on automation to manage a massive, distributed workforce in a diverse set of regional contexts.
|
|
But instead of taking matters into your own hands, I want you to remember: The best way to work with Pluto is by bringing in a third party who can mediate.
|
|
Switzerland said on Thursday it had agreed to mediate talks between the two sides, although some of the separatists said they would not speak to the government until it ceased hostilities.
|
|
" A State Department official told CNN in a statement: "We support a negotiated resolution between the Republic of Yemen government and the Southern Transitional Council, and efforts to mediate the dispute.
|
|
Trump later derailed meetings with his complaints about allies not spending enough on defense, forcing Stoltenberg to call an emergency session to mediate between Trump and the rest of the alliance.
|
|
The mother (Mary Tyler Moore), in denial, clings to an illusion that everything is fine, as the passive father (Donald Sutherland) and a psychiatrist (Judd Hirsch) try to mediate the mess.
|
|
President Donald Trump has called on the two allies to "get along", but done precious little to mediate in the dispute, complaining that he has too much on his plate already.
|
|
If you fail to reach a resolution with the host, you can ask Airbnb's dispute-resolution staff to mediate — and all your communications with the host will be visible to Airbnb.
|
|
If emotions run high, it may help to have a neutral person — a lawyer or a financial adviser the family trusts — mediate the discussion to make sure the conversation is constructive.
|
|
The country's ruler, Sultan Qaboos bin Said, was helping mediate the sensitive negotiations around the release of several American backpackers who had been detained in Iran under suspicion of being spies.
|
|
The neurotransmitters that mediate emotion, awareness, and the creation of meaning are amines—such as serotonin, dopamine, and norepinephrine—which evolved from the same molecular antecedents as many plant-messenger molecules.
|
|
In a subsequent joint statement by the neighbors, China reaffirmed its willingness to continue to mediate, while Myanmar thanked China for "its understanding of the Rakhine problem, its difficulty and complications".
|
|
" Khan, who visited Iran last October in a bid to mediate between Washington and Tehran, said Iran's leaders seemed open to holding discussions with the U.S. "I thought they were receptive.
|
|
" But on Wednesday, Saudi Arabia's foreign minister said there was nothing to mediate between the two countries and that Canada knew what it needed to do to "fix its big mistake.
|
|
But two decades later, after he had been asked by President Bill Clinton to mediate, he was unable to settle the Major League Baseball strike, which ended the 21970 season prematurely.
|
|
If you're having a hard time figuring out who to trust during this astrological transit, it would be very wise to bring in a third party to help mediate the situation.
|
|
It could investigate complaints, try to mediate between companies and employees, and recommend cases to the US attorney general for litigation, but it couldn't sue or issue cease-and-desist orders.
|
|
Just as we recognize the influence of constituents over those whom they elect, we should recognize the sway of tech employees over the devices that begin our days and mediate our lives.
|
|
The bacteria in our gut, researchers at Rockefeller University found, produce one of the same signaling molecules that humans do, which can then interact with receptors in the body to mediate health.
|
|
An effort by the Peruvian government to mediate the dispute failed last week, after Fuerabamba declined to end the blockade as a condition to discussing its demands with the company, Rojas said.
|
|
HANOI (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday he was prepared to mediate between claimants to the South China Sea, where five countries contest China's sweeping claims to the busy waterway.
|
|
A third source close to the matter said while advisers were looking into ways to mediate between the two sides, there was no sign of a possible compromise for the time being.
|
|
KHARTOUM, June 5 (Reuters) - Sudan has expressed its concern over several Arab powers breaking off diplomatic ties with Qatar and offered to mediate between all sides, the foreign ministry said on Monday.
|
|
He hailed the Organization of American States' offer to mediate the crisis and said congress hopes for the regional body to intervene, according to a bulletin published on the Peruvian legislature's website.
|
|
The United Nations, stunned by the southern advance, is scrambling to mediate between eastern commander Khalifa Haftar and Tripoli's internationally-recognized government led by Prime Minister Fayez al-Serraj, Western diplomats say.
|
|
For us and for other animals, this form of learning is made possible by the networks of neurons in our nervous systems that detect and process the stimuli and mediate our responses.
|
|
In the past, Oman and Kuwait have been able to mediate, but so far Kuwait's efforts this time appear not have had an effect, at least "in the short term," he added.
|
|
SANTO DOMINGO/CARACAS (Reuters) - Various Latin American nations will join an attempt to mediate Venezuela's political crisis in new talks later this month, the president of the Dominican Republic said on Thursday.
|
|
Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan left Qatar on Monday after two days in the Gulf trying to mediate in the dispute, but there was no sign the Turkish leader had made any progress.
|
|
Dry research reports on customer insights fail to capture the true human experience of a product — and design teams often ignore customer feedback when they do not directly mediate user relationships themselves.
|
|
In his efforts to find a solution, Tillerson spent Monday in Kuwait, which is helping to mediate the discussions, then flew to Qatar on Tuesday, before shuttling to Saudi Arabia on Wednesday.
|
|
The surface of the chip is outfitted with 500 gridded tips, built on top of several layers of porous metal that mediate ion flow from a liquid plasma chamber at the base.
|
|
His request for the European Union to mediate in the dispute also fell on deaf ears, with the EU supporting the Rajoy government and saying it would not recognize an independent Catalonia.
|
|
Senior Congress leaders contacted by Reuters played down speculation they would oust Oli, although a central committee member said Congress was best placed to mediate between ruling "ultra nationalists" and the protesters.
|
|
The United Nations, stunned by the southern advance, is scrambling to mediate between eastern commander Khalifa Haftar and Tripoli's internationally-recognised government led by Prime Minister Fayez al-Serraj, Western diplomats say.
|
|
But in a reversal for humanitarian aid, he said a local agreement to end the siege of al Waer of Homs city had broken down, and the U.N. would need to mediate.
|
|
But even if you sat in a dark room all day, your biological rhythm and your circadian rhythms would still run—our brains have a kind of internal clock to mediate this.
|
|
"The letter can be used to mediate a huge range of human interactions; through letters, one can narrate experiences, dispute points, describe situations, offer explanations, give instructions and so on," they say.
|
|
"It is never going to be a good moment to mediate ... with kidnappers, human rights violators, and a dictatorship," Guaido told reporters at the opposition-controlled National Assembly legislature, which he heads.
|
|
Why not merge the two, so that someone could be hired to mediate and supplement my video-conferenced guest appearance by also writing on the board and looking around at the audience?
|
|
In several recent cases, for example in New York and Colorado, courts have stepped in to mediate cases where a patient received a big balance bill from an out-of-network provider.
|
|
Through all the decades of peace negotiations, the Palestinians had believed that the United States, dedicated to Israel's security, was the only power that could fairly mediate with Israel on their behalf.
|
|
"When we go back to our enclaves, enclaves of sameness, how are we going to get to the point where we can mediate these conflicts and have a peaceful society that advances?"
|
|
There was more surgery in 2008 to repair a ruptured ACL after he famously won the U.S. Open that year in a playoff over Rocco Mediate as he hobbled around Torrey Pines.
|
|
But Japan's feud is escalating with South Korea, which announced today that it will sever an intelligence-sharing agreement with Tokyo despite U.S. efforts to mediate between its key East Asian allies.
|
|
Mediate said he was exasperated about receiving text messages with pictures of players supposedly violating the rule, and he said it was nonsense to think that Langer or McCarron would knowingly anchor.
|
|
DAVOS, Switzerland, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan called on Wednesday for the United Nations to help mediate between nuclear armed India and Pakistan over the disputed territory of Kashmir.
|
|
The trust we have built enabled us to help mediate, for example, in the crises in Ukraine and Kyrgyzstan and to play our part in breaking the deadlock of Iran's nuclear programme.
|
|
Oman maintains friendly ties with Washington and Tehran and helped mediate secret U.S.-Iran talks in 2013 that led two years later to the international nuclear pact which Washington quit in 2018.
|
|
But like the Indonesian and United Nations envoys who previously sought to mediate, China is finding the business of diplomacy tough going, with few signs that the crisis will soon be resolved.
|
|
NEW YORK, Sept 23 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday dismissed French President Emmanuel Macron's attempt to mediate between the United States and Iran on the dispute between the two countries.
|
|
So if the past is a factor, Scientology will fight all the way to the end in order to prevent a jury trial, or else mediate with DeCrescenzo and reach a settlement.
|
|
This is a smart time to bring in an unbiased third party to mediate an issue that could bring out you and your partner's worst sides, like jealousy, possessiveness, and shady behavior.
|
|
Cabin crew trade union UFO has rejected an offer to mediate a dispute over pay and conditions with Lufthansa's budget flights unit Eurowings, Lufthansa said on Sunday, raising the probability of strike action.
|
|
The resignation came after the arrival here in the capital of Johannes Hahn, the European Union commissioner for enlargement negotiations who helped mediate an agreement in July among the country's four largest parties.
|
|
Iraq offered Sunday to mediate in the crisis between its two key allies, the United States and Iran, amid escalating Middle East tensions and as Tehran's nuclear deal with world powers steadily unravels.
|
|
As a result, the First Amendment is often left to mediate these disputes, at times leaving art deeply misunderstood and the world of law seem particularly hostile to cultural workers than ever before.
|
|
SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's state-owned power utility Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras SA has asked the country's oil industry watchdog ANP to mediate a conflict with Petróleo Brasileiro SA, the regulator said on Thursday.
|
|
Using machines to clear up ambiguities in communication, to mediate among people who think differently, and to translate a person's thoughts or patterns into tasks can help people find common ground, said Hausler.
|
|
KELIN has trained some 40 elders in western Kenya to mediate in inheritance disputes and ensure that women, who traditionally cannot own land in Kenya, do not become homeless after their husbands' deaths.
|
|
The United States has not been asked to mediate the dispute, but U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is meeting with foreign ministers from each country at a summit in Bangkok this week.
|
|
Just like we have realized that food is best produced and consumed locally, we might scale down our waste-processing facilities to mediate what he calls the "redistribution of nutrients on the planet".
|
|
Shevchuk makes the claim that short, cold showers may stimulate the locus ceruleous, or "blue spot, " which is the brain's primary source of noradrenaline — a biochemical that could help mediate depression and anxiety.
|
|
His request for the European Union to mediate in the dispute has also fallen on deaf ears with the EU supporting the Rajoy government and saying it would not recognize an independent Catalonia.
|
|
Muslim and Arab leaders also declared on Wednesday that the Washington was no longer fit to mediate peace talks between the Israelis and Palestinians and condemned Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
|
|
Inside its offices on Westchester Avenue, St. Ann's Corner offers social and medical services, and clients come in for not only meals and showers, but also acupuncture and a quiet space to mediate.
|
|
"If I can help mediate between Qatar and in particular, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, I would be willing to do so," Trump said in September while appearing alongside the emir of Kuwait.
|
|
Di Maio's 5-Star Movement supports Fabrizio Palermo, CDP's current Chief Financial Officer and Salvini backs Di Maio, the reports said, adding that Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte is trying to mediate the dispute.
|
|
In Hanoi earlier on Sunday, Trump said he was prepared to mediate between claimants to the South China Sea, where four ASEAN countries and Taiwan contest China's sweeping claims to the busy waterway.
|
|
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Union should not mediate in the secession crisis in Spain's northern region of Catalonia as Madrid is able to handle the situation, French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday.
|
|
Pompeo attempted to mediate between President Ashraf Ghani, and Afghan former chief executive, Abdullah Abdullah — political rivals who both claim to be president — in order to secure peace negotiations with Afghanistan moving forward.
|
|
The episode that Mr. Tillerson called a real breaking point, according to associates, came when he was trying to mediate a dispute between the Persian Gulf state of Qatar and its Arab neighbors.
|
|
One writer, a man in his late 30s, recommended Pedialyte, which he drinks to mediate the effects of both drinking and exercise, and to allow him to cheat his way back to youth.
|
|
Putin loves hosting dictators (he hosted Assad in Russia a few months ago) and has offered to mediate between the US and North Korea, so a Russian invitation to Kim wouldn't be surprising.
|
|
"We have one of three choices: Send in thousands of troops and win Militarily, hit Turkey very hard Financially and with Sanctions, or mediate a deal between Turkey and the Kurds!" he tweeted.
|
|
Trump may again raise the long-running conflict between India and Pakistan over the Kashmir region after saying last year that Modi had asked him to mediate the dispute — a claim India denied.
|
|
This time around, with American diplomacy focused on negotiating an end to the war with the Taliban, American officials and other Western allies have made clear they will not step in to mediate.
|
|
A surprise offer: The pope also expressed a willingness to mediate a peaceful resolution to the political crisis in Venezuela if asked by both President Nicolás Maduro and the opposition leader, Juan Guaidó.
|
|
In that sense, the crisis of the center may have less to do with what ordinary Americans think and more with our political institutions — which now often worsen, rather than mediate, our conflicts.
|
|
GENEVA (Reuters) - The United States should stop encouraging provocative moves by Ukraine and instead mediate between Kiev and rebel-held Ukrainian regions, Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told reporters in Geneva on Wednesday.
|
|
The text is so terribly important, mediate on that text but don&apost just make it up and that is the great divide that is going to, I think, divide the United States senate.
|
|
The two others, SPLM-N secretary-general Ismail Jallab and spokesman Mubarak Ardol, were arrested after meeting the visiting Ethiopian Prime Minister as he tried to mediate between the military council and civilian opposition.
|
|
Sister Lorena Jenal, a Catholic nun and counselor in the Archdiocese of Mendi, attribute the growing trend in violence against women to the breakdown in traditional tribal authority that used to mediate disagreements peacefully.
|
|
In November, the minister said Doha would continue to deal with Iran, which helped Qatar secure supplies when the boycott was first imposed, and that it was ready to mediate between Washington and Tehran.
|
|
Leonard Krishtalka, director of the University of Kansas' Biodiversity Institute, said in a statement last week that the university's Natural History Museum does not sell or mediate the sale of specimens to private individuals.
|
|
If she meets those deadlines, EEOC staff will try to mediate a solution between her and her employer, which can include some sort of compensation or an employer's agreement to change the work environment.
|
|
Trump has been seeking to mediate discussions with lawmakers over the future of the Renewable Fuel Standard in recent months with an eye toward reducing the regulatory cost for refiners without undermining ethanol demand.
|
|
North Korea The United States announced sanctions on two of North Korea's most prominent officials behind its ballistic missile program, while Russia reiterated an offer to mediate to ease tension between Washington and Pyongyang.
|
|
I THINK HE'S OF THE OPINION IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO ACTUALLY GET DONE YOU CAN MEDIATE IT THROUGH THE PRESS OR YOU CAN WORK BEHIND THE SCENES OR WAIT AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS.
|
|
Austria's central bank head Ewald Nowotny, who travelled to Croatia a few days ago to mediate between Croatia and Raiffeisen, called on the parties to end the dispute and focus on finding individual solutions.
|
|
Japan has halted imports of Iranian oil due to US sanctions, but because of its historically close ties to both Iran and the United States, Abe could try to mediate tensions between the two.
|
|
MANAGUA (Reuters) - Nicaragua's Roman Catholic bishops said on Wednesday they will mediate a new round of talks later this week between the government and civil society groups following deadly protests against President Daniel Ortega.
|
|
In 2013, UNESCO offered the British Museum to mediate a deal between it and the government of Greece, which has been calling for the return of the marbles with for the past 30 years.
|
|
Although the Japanese government never characterized Abe's role as attempting to mediate tensions with the U.S., Abe has said he wants to do as much as possible towards peace and stability in the region.
|
|
India has repeatedly said that Kashmir is a bilateral issue — between India and Pakistan only — while Pakistan has called on US President Donald Trump to mediate the disagreement, something he previously offered to do.
|
|
Despite his efforts to mediate a deal and the importance he assigned to that task at the start of his administration, President Obama may be presiding over the death of the two-state solution.
|
|
Khan's decision to release the pilot came after several countries offered diplomatic assistance to mediate between two countries, that have gone to war three times since their independence from British colonial rule in 1947.
|
|
A federal judge overseeing about 900 lawsuits that allege Bayer's Roundup weed killer caused cancer has appointed Kenneth R. Feinberg, a lawyer known for helping to resolve high-stakes litigation, to mediate settlement talks.
|
|