Примеры использования Good mediator на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Qualities of a good mediator.
A good mediator possesses the following qualities.
Qualities of a good mediator.
A good mediator possesses integrity and independence.
What are the qualities of a good mediator?
A good mediator is dedicated to the cause of finding a solution.
In addition to the above, the qualities of a good mediator are, inter alia, as follows.
A good mediator has excellent knowledge about the conflict in question.
According to Minea and her classmate Susanna,patience is one of the most important qualities of a good mediator.
A good mediator is confident and determined and stays calm under pressure.
Impartiality, independence, extensive experience, excellent mediation skills andtechniques are the types of qualities expected from a good mediator.
A good mediator must be an honest broker, must be impartial and have integrity.
Patience and perseverance are important virtues of a good mediator, as sometimes a desirable outcome may be attainable only after many failed attempts.
A good mediator has a broad network of support to the mediation effort and sometimes acts as a figurehead.
Over the past centuries Armenians have lived under the yoke of foreigners, andit is one of the reasons that we are very good mediators and assistants, but we have seldom become the heads of large corporations.
In this context a good mediator should take into consideration every conflict-specific factor.
A good mediator must operate quickly and flexibly, exerting enough influence to shape the negotiations.
The guidance should stress that good mediators should not impose their solutions to a conflict, but ensure that any agreement is owned by the parties.
Good mediators are the ones that learn, adapt and change their communication style in line with the needs and concerns of the parties.
Experienced in facilitation and coordination, a good mediator is a problem solver, recognizes opportunities, and knows how to consolidate gains, be inventive in overcoming roadblocks and maintain the momentum of the process.
A good mediator should know the extent and the limitation of his or her mandate, in particular Article 2(7), which proscribes interference in domestic matters.
Based on the above, a good mediator for the purposes of the prevention of armed conflict has to be suitably experienced in diplomacy, well trained and, above all, impartial.
A good mediator needs to have a clear understanding of the task ahead from the beginning and to be flexible when necessary.
A good mediator listens attentively to the parties' concerns and worries and helps them to communicate clearly to one another.
I think a good mediator also helps the parties to move ahead and may even ask them for ideas about how the matter could be solved,” Susanna says.
Moreover, a good mediator has to have charisma and authority and-- most importantly-- must be accepted by the parties and by his or her team.
A good mediator should be able to respond to the test laid down in relevant articles of the Charter of the United Nations dealing with the pacific settlement of disputes.
A good mediator needs to be neutral and independent, and must have consensus-building skills in order to reach an agreement and the capacity to bridge differences between parties to a conflict.
First and foremost, a good mediator must have the ability to examine the differing national interests of both parties(political, economic, cultural, etc…) so as to shift the dispute away from opposing claims and towards"negotiable" opportunities.
A good mediator promotes exchange through listening and dialogue, engenders a spirit of collaboration through problem solving, ensures that negotiating parties have sufficient knowledge, information and skills to negotiate with confidence and broadens the process to include relevant stakeholders from different segments of a society.