Mediate in a sentence

Those karyopherins that mediate movement into the nucleus are also called importins, whereas those that mediate movement out of the nucleus are called exportins.

A one-week truce that Qatar helped mediate, with support from Egypt and Washington, ended on December 1. It saw 80 Israeli hostages released from Gaza captivity in exchange for 240 Palestinian prisoners.

Her has not welcomed her, and her tolerant husband Paul is unable to mediate a settlement.

However, the United States helped mediate a deal last October on the demarcation of the two countries’ maritime borders, paving the way for the start of drilling in the area.

In 2000, he pursued that option during failed peace talks held at Camp David with former president Bill Clinton attempting to mediate.

Lula, who recently insisted on his proposal for a group of nations, including Brazil, to mediate in a peaceful resolution of the war in Ukraine - wanted to express his gratitude to Pope Francis for working for peace in the “martyred” country.

Michael Matheson has offered to mediate in pay talks in Edinburgh between England’s and the UK Government.

On Friday meanwhile, the labour ministry will mediate a meeting between unions and with another hotel-owning company, for the same issue.

The Brazilian government, concerned about regional conflicts involving neighboring countries, dispatched its top foreign policy advisor and former Foreign Minister, Celso Amorim, to mediate and prevent a potential confrontation.

The last playoff at the championship was the famous battle between Tiger Woods and Rocco Mediate back in 2008 at Torrey Pines.

This activates cone photoreceptors and they will require chromophore to mediate that light response, because chromophore will only be slowly supplied to cone photoreceptors.

Whatever amount of money he was paid, Bishop Mukonori cannot subjectively claim to be calling for a false dialogue which he falsely hopes he will be allowed to falsely mediate.

Yet regardless, oxytocin is an important chemical messenger, shown to mediate all sorts of emotional responses in humans and other mammals.

You’ll also bump up against incredible culture, from random shrines to hike to and mediate at, to strange and cool onsens, to rental shop attendants who charge you less than a bottled water cost at most resorts to grab some carvers for a rare groomed day.

But the conflict of Abishola wanting Dele to have a prestigious education and high-paying career, and Dele rebelling because he wants to be a dancer (and Bob trying to mediate between them), has been rehashed on this show many times before.

He is chief executive of Inter Mediate, a UK-based charity working on resolving international conflicts.

I arranged for final-year students at the University of Limpopo who are studying ADR to get an opportunity to come to the Mankweng magistrate's court, while I was still there, and mediate in small claims court cases.

I think that the brain and the body translate or mediate mind in really complicated ways.

Miranda-Castro, who now works part-time helping to mediate landowner-conservation conflicts, contends that conservation can often be done cheaper and faster without the regulatory red tape of an endangered species listing.

Now, Greenville County is considering one of its own, which would help mediate between landlords and tenants, as well as create better access to legal representation for those facing eviction.