Noun:

బిచ్వై, మధ్యలో, బ్రోకరేజ్, మధ్యవర్తి,

mediation's Usage Examples:

"Perfectionism and health: A mediational analysis of the roles of stress, social support and health-related behaviours".

Dirksen took a very pro-Japanese and anti-Chinese line on the question of mediation and said that if Germany had to choose Japan over China if necessary.

Mediator may refer to: A person who engages in mediation Business mediator, a mediator in business Vanishing mediator, a philosophical concept Mediator.

money damages are also given informally outside the judicial system in mediations, arbitration (both of which may be court annexed or non litigated claims).

owner before being sold at auction, where its present owner was able to buy it thanks to the mediation of the Palace of Fine Arts in Brussels.

responsible for a fair deal of academic literature on the subject of business intermediation which have been published in several newspapers and magazines, including.

The Vatican considered Müller to be a representative of Colonel-General Beck and agreed to offer the machinery for mediation between the German Resistance and the Allies.

Since 1988 he has been a visiting lecturer on mediation, conflict resolution and UN reform at Uppsala University.

In response, the Organization of African Unity created a mediation commission to resolve the disagreement and provide for an independent, neutral demarcation of the border.

Thermal desorption is a technology for soil remediation.

semi-autobiographical, traverse a wide range of themes and are punctuated by short mediations on death.

the number of businesses can be due to the phenomenon of "informal intermediation" documented by Frithjof Arp and collaborators: Philanthropic, low-interest-rate.

Synonyms:

conciliation, umpirage, talks, negotiation, arbitration, dialogue,

Antonyms:

nonparticipation, non-involvement, non-engagement, war, inactivity,