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Such reform is essential if the international financial system is to mediate the sizeable resource transfers that will underpin the required changes in the structure of global demand.

We must mediate the severity of global warming, while simultaneously conserving the resilience of coral reefs.

By using its good offices to mediate conflicts in places like Northern Ireland, Morocco, and the Aegean Sea, the US has helped in shaping international order in ways that are beneficial to other nations.

But to prevent North Korea from realizing a fait accompli in its pursuit of nuclear weapons, China must do more than mediate between North Korea and the US, the role it has so far played.

US President Barack Obama, who has expressed deep concern about the overthrow of Morsi, is perhaps the only leader able to mediate in such a situation and work for a consensus solution that prevents a civil war.

Not so long ago, we were comforted by theorizing that floating exchange rates would mediate international adjustments in a timely and orderly way.

America should similarly promote an open international economy and commons (seas, space, Internet), mediate international disputes before they escalate, and develop international rules and institutions.

Europe, however, will not mediate over NMD; indeed, Europe is backpedaling from its earlier opposition to the scheme.

Indeed, papal diplomats not only knew about the plot against Hitler, but sought to mediate between the conspirators and the Allied Powers.

Culture, self-understanding, and language mediate whatever we identify as fundamental to a common human nature.

What is needed is a system in which the poor have a voice alongside the rich in the organizations (the IMF, WTO, World Bank, and UN) that mediate in world economics and international relations.

Natural systems also provide natural purification systems for air and water, supply pollinators for agriculture, mediate our climate, and recycle the elements upon which our life-support systems depend.

The government's emphasis on Turkey's secular state and Islamic tradition resonates deeply, and there is a strong feeling that Turkey can mediate between the West and the Islamic world.

Oman is keeping its distance from the situation, while Kuwait has attempted to mediate between Saudi Arabia and Qatar.

In recent years, Turkey tried to mediate between Israel and Syria, Israel and Hamas, opposing factions in Lebanon, and lately between Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany.

None of the leading EU states' foreign ministers seems even to have made an attempt to mediate between Europe's two closest Mediterranean partners, Israel and Turkey.

New particles, called gluons, were found to mediate the strong force.

This year, as the American-led effort to mediate a Middle East peace settlement began to falter, Turkey took up the job of mediator in both the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the conflict between Syria and Israel.

And the determinant of that flexibility and ability to adapt lies in political institutions and their willingness to challenge interest groups, mediate social conflicts, and maintain the rule of law.

Turkey's attempt to mediate between the major Western powers and Iran concerning the Islamic Republic's uranium stockpile went unappreciated in the West; indeed, the United States scuttled the effort just as it seemed to be bearing fruit.