verb
definition
To act as a broker; to mediate in a sale or transaction.
definition
To act as a broker in; to arrange or negotiate.
noun
definition
The act of one who brokers; mediation.
Examples of brokering in a Sentence
The term derives from the notion of cultural brokering developed by anthropologists to describe the activities of individuals who connect local with national worlds.
Agents provide the brokering, negotiation and payment settlement services.
The fifth cluster focused on the issues of import/export controls and illicit brokering.
The role of the brokering child is also an issue for the other participants in brokering child is also an issue for the other participants in brokering events.
A more recent specialist interest is in the field of child language brokering.
In late March 2005, the Canadian Health Services Research Foundation hosted two one-day workshops for Ontario nurses on the topic of knowledge brokering.
The content facilitates information brokering and knowledge exchange, and is free of advertising.
This job brokering service is delivered within the government's New Deal For Disabled People.
In practice child brokering tends to happen regardless of official policies.
More information about PPARC's approach to partnership brokering is available.
Interim moderators, as the representatives of New Synods to vacant pastorates, also have a part to play in brokering settlements.
Another reason people sell gift cards is because they deal in trading and brokering discounted gift cards.
Or, are they merely brokering the site and letting someone whose background is unknown create simple, generic readings?
This ensures that they have a solid reputation and are knowledgeable about the car insurance brokering process.
There are tons of sites out there that specialize in brokering deals between buyers and sellers, as well as current and former cyber squatters who just so happen to sit on a chunk of good domains waiting for an offer.