mediation
മദ്ധ്യസ്ഥതയിൽ
definition
noun
the parties have sought mediation and it has failed
intervention in a dispute in order to resolve it; arbitration.
example
The parties have been in 'mediation' for five weeks.
The agency's next step is to attempt resolution through 'mediation' .
they are offering sacrifice and 'mediation' between God and man
Further, one moment in the class-element has in the sphere of politics the special function of mediation, 'mediation' between two existing things.
The mechanism responsible for this pattern involves the 'mediation' of interaction strength by microclimate.
they are offering sacrifice and 'mediation' between God and man
Consequently, they are encouraging voluntary binding arbitration or nonbinding 'mediation' in more cases.
Always in his own eyes weak, wretched, and vile, unworthy of the smallest blessing, he rested solely on the merit and 'mediation' of His great High Priest.
Many forms of Hindu worship do not require the 'mediation' of a priest.
Children who participate in conflict 'mediation' on a regular basis improve in their ability to engage in the process.
Should conciliation fail, the parties could then enter into 'mediation' .
'mediation' process
This approach to information retrieval still involves human 'mediation' .
the parties have sought 'mediation' and it has failed
The other side has consistently refused 'mediation' , the logical solution.
the parties have sought 'mediation' and it has failed
The practice of directly connecting individual psychology and a political exigency or objective, without the 'mediation' of moral personality, moral norms or moral reasons, has become quite widespread.
Less serious complaints could be dealt by agreement with the complainant, internally or through 'mediation' .
My understanding is that counsel decided in the context of failed 'mediation' not to proceed with a pretrial.
'Mediation' provides an opportunity for the two parties to discuss the problem and, together, work out a solution, in an informal setting.
The analysis tracks political activists in their astute 'mediations' between myth and reality.
'Mediation' has been repeatedly called for in the loyalist feud.
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