verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
dispute
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It has wide-ranging powers to investigate financial services companies and will mediate in disputes .
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He spent much of his time mediating disputes and absorbing the free-floating rage that the Standing had unleashed.
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To mediate in such a dispute was the dreariest occupation of a bishop.
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In its first year, the centre was asked to mediate in over 60 disputes .
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We won't mediate in disputes about who occupies the enormous after cabin.
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Litigants still do not seem eager to save costs by mediating their disputes .
■ VERB
try
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Few were even prepared to try to mediate , none to risk anything for the king and the Despensers.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Former President Jimmy Carter agreed to mediate the peace talks.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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For the purpose of all art is to mediate between the invisible spirit world and the visible body of nature.
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He then focused on the possibility of a reconciliation mediated by elders in the Mandelas' branch of the Xhosa tribe.
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Immediate superiors were crucial in mediating the discipline by senior officers, and in the infliction of their own minor punishments.
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In the future it will not be a mediating force between capitalism and democracy.
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Periodic alternating activation of flexors and extensors is achieved by reciprocal inhibition mediated by inhibitory collateral neurones.
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The insulin like growth factors are thought to mediate some of the effects of growth hormone on tissues.
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The social worker tried to mediate without success in the available time.
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Their frequency results from Shakespeare's imaginative involvement with the relationship that they mediate .