Definition of mediation in English:

mediation

noun miːdɪˈeɪʃ(ə)nˌmidiˈeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1Intervention in a dispute in order to resolve it; arbitration.
the parties have sought mediation and it has failed
Example sentencesExamples
- The agency's next step is to attempt resolution through mediation.
- Children who participate in conflict mediation on a regular basis improve in their ability to engage in the process.
- The lessons had been learnt and, through enlightened policies, respect for national sovereignty and the mediation of the United Nations, peace would prevail.
- Consequently, they are encouraging voluntary binding arbitration or nonbinding mediation in more cases.
- These two facts combine to make the Commission an extremely important legislative actor, especially when there are inter-institutional disagreements on legislative content and mediation and brokerage are required.
- The parties have been in mediation for five weeks.
- The Vietnamese army withdrew in 1989, and in 1991 four of the parties involved in the conflict concluded a peace treaty, under UN mediation.
- Mediation has been repeatedly called for in the loyalist feud.
- The other side has consistently refused mediation, the logical solution.
- If informal mediation is unsuccessful, or the parties involved do not feel comfortable approaching one another one-on-one, the issue goes to formal mediation.
- For example, we will learn whether information about the benefits of mediation would be more useful later in the process of divorce and separation.
- Increasing the awareness and uptake of alternative methods of dispute resolution such as arbitration, mediation and adjudication is key to an effective civil justice system.
- As a result, conflicts over rights and responsibilities required intense negotiation and mediation.
- Should conciliation fail, the parties could then enter into 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.
- Less serious complaints could be dealt by agreement with the complainant, internally or through mediation.
- While we hope that most disputes will then be resolved through mediation, legal action will be made possible in the last resort.
- And frankly, I think that that may not be a bad idea if it's done in a controlled manner through U.S. mediation.
- There is a difference between mediation that fails and mediation that does not even start because one party refuses to participate at all.
Synonyms
conciliation, arbitration, reconciliation, intervention, intercession, interposition, good offices
negotiation, shuttle diplomacy
archaic temporization
1. 1.1 Intervention in a process or relationship; intercession.
  they are offering sacrifice and mediation between God and man
  Example sentencesExamples
  This approach to information retrieval still involves human mediation.
  Many forms of Hindu worship do not require the mediation of a priest.
  Furthermore, he holds that certain primitive emotions influence action tendencies without the mediation of propositions or concepts.
  The analysis tracks political activists in their astute mediations between myth and reality.
  Platonism accomplishes the intellectual love of God through the mathematical mediation; Christianity renders this intellectual love flesh in the incarnation.
  Indeed, much of what humans do best - athletics, playing instruments - we do automatically and without the mediation of reflection.
  Further, one moment in the class-element has in the sphere of politics the special function of mediation, mediation between two existing things.
  The good news is, however, that using integrative negotiation and peer mediation procedures to process academic material has the additional benefit of positively affecting human relations.
  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.
  The mechanism responsible for this pattern involves the mediation of interaction strength by microclimate.
  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.
  Maybe in the humanities there is no recourse from representation, mediation, story-telling, and social saturation.
  The idea is that with specific provision (scaffolding) and mediation (adult guidance, especially through language) children can learn at a far greater speed than otherwise.
  With time the Church began to understand itself as the extension of Jesus Christ, as the place where the salvific mediation of Christ is accomplished.

Derivatives

mediational

adjective

Based on theoretical conceptualizations derived from attachment theory, we would expect to identify mediational effects of perceptions of parents on behavioral adjustment.
Example sentencesExamples
- Possible alternative pathways challenging the mediational position of the parent - toddler relationship were examined.
- Examination of such mediational means is key to interpretation of human action.
- In trials in which pertinent data are available, mediational analyses could inform theories of change.
- The product of the regression coefficients of the two paths constitutes the indirect or mediational effect.

Definition of mediation in US English:

mediation

nounˌmēdēˈāSH(ə)nˌmidiˈeɪʃ(ə)n

1Intervention in a dispute in order to resolve it; arbitration.
the parties have sought mediation and it has failed
Example sentencesExamples
- While we hope that most disputes will then be resolved through mediation, legal action will be made possible in the last resort.
- My understanding is that counsel decided in the context of failed mediation not to proceed with a pretrial.
- The Vietnamese army withdrew in 1989, and in 1991 four of the parties involved in the conflict concluded a peace treaty, under UN mediation.
- Mediation provides an opportunity for the two parties to discuss the problem and, together, work out a solution, in an informal setting.
- The agency's next step is to attempt resolution through mediation.
- Should conciliation fail, the parties could then enter into mediation.
- For example, we will learn whether information about the benefits of mediation would be more useful later in the process of divorce and separation.
- The parties have been in mediation for five weeks.
- And frankly, I think that that may not be a bad idea if it's done in a controlled manner through U.S. mediation.
- Mediation has been repeatedly called for in the loyalist feud.
- As a result, conflicts over rights and responsibilities required intense negotiation and mediation.
- Consequently, they are encouraging voluntary binding arbitration or nonbinding mediation in more cases.
- If informal mediation is unsuccessful, or the parties involved do not feel comfortable approaching one another one-on-one, the issue goes to formal mediation.
- The lessons had been learnt and, through enlightened policies, respect for national sovereignty and the mediation of the United Nations, peace would prevail.
- The other side has consistently refused mediation, the logical solution.
- These two facts combine to make the Commission an extremely important legislative actor, especially when there are inter-institutional disagreements on legislative content and mediation and brokerage are required.
- Less serious complaints could be dealt by agreement with the complainant, internally or through mediation.
- There is a difference between mediation that fails and mediation that does not even start because one party refuses to participate at all.
- Increasing the awareness and uptake of alternative methods of dispute resolution such as arbitration, mediation and adjudication is key to an effective civil justice system.
- Children who participate in conflict mediation on a regular basis improve in their ability to engage in the process.
Synonyms
conciliation, arbitration, reconciliation, intervention, intercession, interposition, good offices
1. 1.1 Intervention in a process or relationship; intercession.
  they are offering sacrifice and mediation between God and man
  Example sentencesExamples
  Furthermore, he holds that certain primitive emotions influence action tendencies without the mediation of propositions or concepts.
  Many forms of Hindu worship do not require the mediation of a priest.
  With time the Church began to understand itself as the extension of Jesus Christ, as the place where the salvific mediation of Christ is accomplished.
  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.
  The idea is that with specific provision (scaffolding) and mediation (adult guidance, especially through language) children can learn at a far greater speed than otherwise.
  This approach to information retrieval still involves human mediation.
  The good news is, however, that using integrative negotiation and peer mediation procedures to process academic material has the additional benefit of positively affecting human relations.
  The analysis tracks political activists in their astute mediations between myth and reality.
  Maybe in the humanities there is no recourse from representation, mediation, story-telling, and social saturation.
  Platonism accomplishes the intellectual love of God through the mathematical mediation; Christianity renders this intellectual love flesh in the incarnation.
  Further, one moment in the class-element has in the sphere of politics the special function of mediation, mediation between two existing things.
  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.
  Indeed, much of what humans do best - athletics, playing instruments - we do automatically and without the mediation of reflection.
  The mechanism responsible for this pattern involves the mediation of interaction strength by microclimate.

词汇	mediation
释义	Definition of mediation in English: mediation noun miːdɪˈeɪʃ(ə)nˌmidiˈeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1Intervention in a dispute in order to resolve it; arbitration. the parties have sought mediation and it has failed Example sentencesExamples The agency's next step is to attempt resolution through mediation. Children who participate in conflict mediation on a regular basis improve in their ability to engage in the process. The lessons had been learnt and, through enlightened policies, respect for national sovereignty and the mediation of the United Nations, peace would prevail. Consequently, they are encouraging voluntary binding arbitration or nonbinding mediation in more cases. These two facts combine to make the Commission an extremely important legislative actor, especially when there are inter-institutional disagreements on legislative content and mediation and brokerage are required. The parties have been in mediation for five weeks. The Vietnamese army withdrew in 1989, and in 1991 four of the parties involved in the conflict concluded a peace treaty, under UN mediation. Mediation has been repeatedly called for in the loyalist feud. The other side has consistently refused mediation, the logical solution. If informal mediation is unsuccessful, or the parties involved do not feel comfortable approaching one another one-on-one, the issue goes to formal mediation. For example, we will learn whether information about the benefits of mediation would be more useful later in the process of divorce and separation. Increasing the awareness and uptake of alternative methods of dispute resolution such as arbitration, mediation and adjudication is key to an effective civil justice system. As a result, conflicts over rights and responsibilities required intense negotiation and mediation. Should conciliation fail, the parties could then enter into 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. Less serious complaints could be dealt by agreement with the complainant, internally or through mediation. While we hope that most disputes will then be resolved through mediation, legal action will be made possible in the last resort. And frankly, I think that that may not be a bad idea if it's done in a controlled manner through U.S. mediation. There is a difference between mediation that fails and mediation that does not even start because one party refuses to participate at all. Synonyms conciliation, arbitration, reconciliation, intervention, intercession, interposition, good offices negotiation, shuttle diplomacy archaic temporization 1.1 Intervention in a process or relationship; intercession. they are offering sacrifice and mediation between God and man Example sentencesExamples This approach to information retrieval still involves human mediation. Many forms of Hindu worship do not require the mediation of a priest. Furthermore, he holds that certain primitive emotions influence action tendencies without the mediation of propositions or concepts. The analysis tracks political activists in their astute mediations between myth and reality. Platonism accomplishes the intellectual love of God through the mathematical mediation; Christianity renders this intellectual love flesh in the incarnation. Indeed, much of what humans do best - athletics, playing instruments - we do automatically and without the mediation of reflection. Further, one moment in the class-element has in the sphere of politics the special function of mediation, mediation between two existing things. The good news is, however, that using integrative negotiation and peer mediation procedures to process academic material has the additional benefit of positively affecting human relations. 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. The mechanism responsible for this pattern involves the mediation of interaction strength by microclimate. 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. Maybe in the humanities there is no recourse from representation, mediation, story-telling, and social saturation. The idea is that with specific provision (scaffolding) and mediation (adult guidance, especially through language) children can learn at a far greater speed than otherwise. With time the Church began to understand itself as the extension of Jesus Christ, as the place where the salvific mediation of Christ is accomplished. Derivatives mediational adjective Based on theoretical conceptualizations derived from attachment theory, we would expect to identify mediational effects of perceptions of parents on behavioral adjustment. Example sentencesExamples Possible alternative pathways challenging the mediational position of the parent - toddler relationship were examined. Examination of such mediational means is key to interpretation of human action. In trials in which pertinent data are available, mediational analyses could inform theories of change. The product of the regression coefficients of the two paths constitutes the indirect or mediational effect. Definition of mediation in US English: mediation nounˌmēdēˈāSH(ə)nˌmidiˈeɪʃ(ə)n 1Intervention in a dispute in order to resolve it; arbitration. the parties have sought mediation and it has failed Example sentencesExamples While we hope that most disputes will then be resolved through mediation, legal action will be made possible in the last resort. My understanding is that counsel decided in the context of failed mediation not to proceed with a pretrial. The Vietnamese army withdrew in 1989, and in 1991 four of the parties involved in the conflict concluded a peace treaty, under UN mediation. Mediation provides an opportunity for the two parties to discuss the problem and, together, work out a solution, in an informal setting. The agency's next step is to attempt resolution through mediation. Should conciliation fail, the parties could then enter into mediation. For example, we will learn whether information about the benefits of mediation would be more useful later in the process of divorce and separation. The parties have been in mediation for five weeks. And frankly, I think that that may not be a bad idea if it's done in a controlled manner through U.S. mediation. Mediation has been repeatedly called for in the loyalist feud. As a result, conflicts over rights and responsibilities required intense negotiation and mediation. Consequently, they are encouraging voluntary binding arbitration or nonbinding mediation in more cases. If informal mediation is unsuccessful, or the parties involved do not feel comfortable approaching one another one-on-one, the issue goes to formal mediation. The lessons had been learnt and, through enlightened policies, respect for national sovereignty and the mediation of the United Nations, peace would prevail. The other side has consistently refused mediation, the logical solution. These two facts combine to make the Commission an extremely important legislative actor, especially when there are inter-institutional disagreements on legislative content and mediation and brokerage are required. Less serious complaints could be dealt by agreement with the complainant, internally or through mediation. There is a difference between mediation that fails and mediation that does not even start because one party refuses to participate at all. Increasing the awareness and uptake of alternative methods of dispute resolution such as arbitration, mediation and adjudication is key to an effective civil justice system. Children who participate in conflict mediation on a regular basis improve in their ability to engage in the process. Synonyms conciliation, arbitration, reconciliation, intervention, intercession, interposition, good offices 1.1 Intervention in a process or relationship; intercession. they are offering sacrifice and mediation between God and man Example sentencesExamples Furthermore, he holds that certain primitive emotions influence action tendencies without the mediation of propositions or concepts. Many forms of Hindu worship do not require the mediation of a priest. With time the Church began to understand itself as the extension of Jesus Christ, as the place where the salvific mediation of Christ is accomplished. 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. The idea is that with specific provision (scaffolding) and mediation (adult guidance, especially through language) children can learn at a far greater speed than otherwise. This approach to information retrieval still involves human mediation. The good news is, however, that using integrative negotiation and peer mediation procedures to process academic material has the additional benefit of positively affecting human relations. The analysis tracks political activists in their astute mediations between myth and reality. Maybe in the humanities there is no recourse from representation, mediation, story-telling, and social saturation. Platonism accomplishes the intellectual love of God through the mathematical mediation; Christianity renders this intellectual love flesh in the incarnation. Further, one moment in the class-element has in the sphere of politics the special function of mediation, mediation between two existing things. 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. Indeed, much of what humans do best - athletics, playing instruments - we do automatically and without the mediation of reflection. The mechanism responsible for this pattern involves the mediation of interaction strength by microclimate.
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