0 present participle of broker
1 to arrange something such as a deal, agreement, etc. between two or more groups or countries:
More frequent language brokering was associated with higher self-esteem.
Feeling angry, anxious, frustrated, guilty and uncomfortable when language brokering was associated with more problematic family relations.
These intermediaries are packing and shipping, manufacturing and processing, and distributing, wholesaling, and brokering organic products, playing a central role in the organic industry.
Participants rated feeling helpful, proud and useful when language brokering as the highest three emotions among a list of emotions.
This is accomplished in part through the use of intermediaries called mediators, which are responsible for brokering, recruiting and conflict resolution services.
This buying behaviour model consists of the stages of needs identification, product brokering, merchant brokering, negotiation, purchase and delivery and product service and evaluation.
Figure 1 illustrates our view of the process of brokering engineering content between standard data models and specific requirements for analysis.
The system is initialized with a set of intermediaries called facilitators, which serve many of the roles outlined above, notably brokering.
