Sentences with phrase «works as an intermediary»

In addition to working as an intermediary between the campaign and the Republican National Committee in 2016, Gates frequently traveled with Trump and later served as an adviser on the inaugural committee after Trump's election in November.

Servicers work as intermediaries, handling homeowners» mortgage payments on behalf of investors who own the loans.

Howe worked as an intermediary in some of those schemes, advising SUNY Poly and two development companies with which it did business.

Broker — A mortgage broker works as an intermediary between the borrower (their client) and the lender.

A mortgage broker will work as intermediaries between you and lender.

They work as the intermediary between you and the borrower.

The TPA works as an intermediary between the insurance provider and the insured and is hired by the insurer for specialized health insurance processes.

It basically works as an intermediary between you and prospective businesses and is known as peer - to - peer trading.

My duties focus on working as an intermediary between him and his tenants.

Rhode Island KIDS COUNT, a state policy and planning organization, worked as the intermediary organization to identify and bring together all of the state agencies and programs utilizing various federal funding streams related to home visiting.

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To avoid getting lost in cross-cultural miscommunication, he hired Indian managers who had experience working with exporters and foreign companies, and would be able to act as intermediaries between himself and the workforce.

Now the business loan broker will act as an intermediary between the client and the lender, as they work out a deal.

Financing for the CBDOs» work comes not only from state and local governments, but from private financial intermediaries whose work has been characterized as a «curious blend of social investment and business discipline» and that have grown steadily in the «80s in numbers and sophistication.

Shortly after Taub mentioned to Silver that he hoped the speaker could help convince the firm to begin donating to medical research, Cahill — seemingly working as Silver's intermediary — came back with a suggestion: begin steering cases to Silver.

Meanwhile Johnson's new special adviser Lee Cain is described as a key intermediary, having previously worked for Gove and as head of broadcast on the Vote Leave campaign.

The Mechanical Turk, which was founded in 2005, has become such an important source of work and labour that it has begun to spawn an ecosystem of intermediaries such as Crowdflower that can manage crowd labour activities such as writing labels for images or categorising recipes for a cooking website.

«Scholars can take several steps to connect their work to practice,» says survey co-author Heather C. Hill, of HGSE, «including seeking out practitioners to help shape their research questions and discussing research results with both practitioners and intermediary organizations, such as professional associations.»

Earlier this year, IEL was awarded a grant from the U.S. Department of Labor to serve as an intermediary organization to work with communities on Right Turn.

The Institute functions as an intermediary, helping schools and CBOs work together.

Visitors included staff from the US Departments of Education and Labor, the District of Columbia public school system, youth programs that focus on issues such as juvenile justice, employment, and education, and representatives from intermediaries that work with cities and other local entities.

United Ways can serve many roles within a community school strategy as a: key leader in the community leadership group, an intermediary organization managing the community schools work, a lead agency or a funder that provides the necessary resources needed.

Similarly, IEL has significant capacity as a workforce development intermediary working with populations that face significant barriers to employment and advancement.

I hired the same professionals — editor, proofreader, book designer, cover designer — that publishers use (they are often freelancers these days) and could work directly with them without the publisher as an intermediary.

UNDERSTAND YOUR ROLE IN THE PROCESS Once you obtain your clients credit reports, you can then work with that client to correct any mistakes, acting as the intermediary between them and the credit bureau or creditor.

Instead, 4 Pillars acts as a consultant / intermediary working solely on behalf of the debtor to navigate the complex and confusing debt industry and advocates for them to help find and implement the very best solution based on their long - term financial goals and dreams.

A good Qualified Intermediary will work with you and your tax or legal advisors to make sure the process is done correctly and as seamlessly as possible.

Once you obtain your client's credit reports, you can then work with that client to correct any mistakes, acting as the intermediary between them and the credit bureau or creditor.

Prior to his current role, Tim worked for SSGA's Intermediary Business Group as a Research Analyst providing value added research, educational tools and practice management services to financial advisors.

Cristina Arano has over 12 years experience in the travel industry, working in the UK and Spain, occupying various positions in intermediary companies such as hotel Contracting Manager for international markets and Director of Sales.

This exhibition features the work of artists who generate meaning via cracks in mimesis, delving into the intermediary spaces where the illusory meets the actual in order to examine the understood but oft - unacknowledged gulf between the real and the reproduced, as well as the knowable functional reality of the artifice's construction, the evidence of tremor in the Trompe - lœil painter's hand.

The gallery does business off its artists, so it keeps food on the their table, it keeps the machine running for the artist's studio, it communicates with collectors and curators as an intermediary for the work, it puts together a CV, and it publishes books if it can.

Often working on the floor and using a mesh screen as an intermediary between the gesture and the transfer of pigment to the paper, he persists to achieve effects that offer new ways to consider drawing.

Executed during a period when Riley was beginning to experiment with color, in particular incorporating gray tones into her compositions as a chromatic intermediary between black and white, these works are animated by the sum effect of the interaction of color and form.

This work explores questions of trust, intimacy and the role of the artist as intermediary between our expectations and our personal histories.

His work emphasizes the exhibition space as an intermediary between the social architecture of communities and the mainstream art world.

His work as an artist and an educator encouraged many in his own generation and future generations to consider paintings as objects rather than mediums or intermediaries to transcendent experiences, and assisted late 20th Century Modernism in its quest to stay inventive and free.

But this is also true of the positive feedback mechanisms that have been proposed, at least those that work through temperature as an intermediary.

Based on data from the European Social Survey for Austria, Belgium, France, Norway, and Switzerland, three different sets of explanations are tested: (1) hypotheses stressing economic determinants, that is, the fear of wage pressure and competition over welfare benefits; (2) hypotheses emphasizing cultural determinants, that is, the perception of immigration as a threat to national identity; and (3) hypotheses focusing on social alienation, that is, dissatisfaction with the way the country's democracy works and the nonintegration into intermediary networks (trade unions).

To fully understand the alignment of MDBs» activities, it will be necessary for them to have the right systems in place to account for and disclose the climate impacts of their indirect support through financial intermediaries, as well as upstream advisory work that supports policies, institutions, and private - sector development.

We work with them to deliver information to intermediaries and advocates as well as to the public directly.

For another, I had previously owned several Palm Pilots and loved their integration with my Amicus Attorney; I was concerned that the integration with the Blackberry would not work as well (since it had to use MS Outlook as an intermediary).

True, the best lawyers acquire a keen understanding of their client's business whether they work in - house or at a firm; however, most firm lawyers are removed from the actual client, with corporate counsel as an intermediary.

Nor have I seen anything that says they have acquired the digital rights to works or that the creators and publishers they represent want them to act as digital work intermediaries on their behalf.

But now, due to Direct Access — the system under which members of the public can work with barristers directly, instead of through an intermediary solicitor — it strikes me that this is a really good thing for clients as:

She works with intermediaries and external advisers to set up bespoke structures while, as in - house Legal Counsel, she provides internal advice to Salamanca Trust and Fiduciary on all aspects of its trust business across its network of offices.

The text book writers need to be paid for their work, but cutting out the multitude of intermediaries can obviously reduce end user costs as well as increase profits for the producers.

On the other hand, the intermediary retains some control over the way independent workers perform their work, such as by setting their fees or fee caps, and they may «fire» workers by prohibiting them from using their service.

If you count the miner adding the block as an intermediary who collects fees and rewards for his work, then there are intermediaries in bitcoin, but the point is that they are not specific (one miner can substitute for another), and you are not beholden to a specific miner for your transactions to work or not.

As compared to the traditional initial public offerings (IPOs) used to to raise funds, the so - called ICOs (initial coin offerings), which operate through a cryptocurrency exchange, are much cheaper to arrange and work more quickly, as they bypass intermediarieAs compared to the traditional initial public offerings (IPOs) used to to raise funds, the so - called ICOs (initial coin offerings), which operate through a cryptocurrency exchange, are much cheaper to arrange and work more quickly, as they bypass intermediarieas they bypass intermediaries.

The statement issued by India's central bank effectively prohibits banks from working with intermediaries such as cryptocurrency exchanges.