intermediary
perantara
definition
noun
intermediaries between lenders and borrowers
a person who acts as a link between people in order to try to bring about an agreement or reconciliation; a mediator.
adjective
an intermediary stage
intermediate.
example
We used a 'intermediary' system to talk between various devices.
Companies would no longer have to spend on 'intermediary' software that made the connections for them, often on a custom basis.
Oates had authorised a complex series of back-to-back loans through 'intermediary' companies.
A score of zero indicates absence of symptoms, three represents maximum severity, while scores of one and two are 'intermediary' statements.
We have a new big boss and one of her first decisions is to be whether we have an 'intermediary' boss.
In many cases, traditional 'intermediary' firms are using electronic media as a way of optimizing their services.
Rochester's writings embody many of the contradictions of this 'intermediary' era.
It should be permissible, for instance, for 'intermediary' tables to differentiate between smokers and non-smokers.
The 'intermediary' level was to be paved, with a narrow planting area along the left wall as you look at the stone planters and steps.
Back in the office, you can download the data to a workstation without 'intermediary' paperwork.
In other words, hair fibers may transfer through an 'intermediary' surface.
It makes the 'intermediary' role of doctors mandatory for the purpose.
Therefore, by using nickel as an 'intermediary' metal the joint can be made.
There were few 'intermediary' institutions for them to negotiate with.
He said this could revive the banking sector's 'intermediary' role, which has been drastically weakened since the financial crisis.
Government agencies should therefore take on an 'intermediary' role.
The flat bones ossify directly from such fibrous tissue rather than from 'intermediary' cartilage.
Since then, he said, public support has fallen because there are no more 'intermediary' benchmarks.
He said the registration of tenancies with the statutory board threatened to compromise its 'intermediary' role.
These new businesses provide a ‘trusted 'intermediary' layer’ between the client and suppliers.
These could be readily expanded in anticipation of public policy changes to enhance the role of health 'intermediaries' .
The fewer 'intermediaries' there are between you and the person you're actually going to be working for, the better.
Shadowy 'intermediaries' and peacemakers were active in both lands.
Galloway has denied receiving funds but admits that 'intermediaries' who worked for him may have done so.
The Broker Network brings together more than 100 independent 'intermediaries' from around the country.
The villagers are mostly illiterate, so they have to go to 'intermediaries' to get any official documents prepared.
Initially the loans will only be available through 'intermediaries' , but are expected to be rolled out in the branches shortly after.
Initially we thought of ourselves as little more than the 'intermediaries' between these various artists and a public.
This significant opportunity allows 'intermediaries' to advise on and sell our range of health insurance plans.
Other 'intermediaries' such as agents and brokers do not take title to goods.
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