“No, there was little chance, she decided, of acting as a mediatrix between her parents.”

“She affected to be equally well inclined to both, and even assumed the character of mediatrix.”

“He committed the extreme error of selecting mademoiselle Guimard as mediatrix between himself and me.”

“He or she can come from within the organization as long as the mediator is equidistant from both parties involved in the dispute.”

“If Christ is the one mediator, what place is there for invoking the Blessed Virgin in prayer?”

“The mediator will usually meet with the opposing parties separately at first before convening a meeting where they are bought together.”

“Unlike lawyer negotiation, mediation is conducted by one neutral mediator who does not act for either party but holds the ring between them.”

“Further, one moment in the class-element has in the sphere of politics the special function of mediation, mediation between two existing things.”

“And frankly, I think that that may not be a bad idea if it's done in a controlled manner through U.S. mediation.”

“Succession to the mediatorship is reserved for descendants of the founder in the male line.”

“Churches of the Protestant Reformation, however, rejected prayer to the saints, largely on the basis of the sole mediatorship of Christ.”

“It does not have all that ontological baggage associated with mediatorship.”

“The analysis tracks political activists in their astute mediations between myth and reality.”

“Proximity to the Gulf Stream and other maritime mediations of temperature extremes can extend the season.”

“She was blessedly ready with these mediations between the poor little sinner and the full consequences of her sin.”

“Calcium ions as mediators of intracellular signalling are crucial for development of apoptosis.”

“Chemical mediators are released that secrete pyrogenic endotoxins and exotoxins.”

“Numerous cytokines and growth factors have been implicated as mediators in the pathogenesis of pulmonary fibrosis.”