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Sensible media would have seen the problem coming and tempered their actions.

Some have said that strong pressure on the military leaders — many of whom were as ardently Roman Catholic as they were anti-communist — might have tempered their actions.

China hopes to use its economic power to encourage Pyongyang to return to the stalled six-party nuclear talks and to temper its actions.

In the second call between Trump and Xi in less than two weeks, Xi urged all sides to temper their actions.

This was a spiritual pollution that the press in China were forbidden to report.Since then Mr Tung has had to temper his actions to take account of local, as well as international, sentiment.

Two other United States allies, Israel and the United Arab Emirates, have also supported the Egyptian military and sought to push back against Western entreaties that it temper its actions against the Brotherhood and the ousted government of President Mohamed Morsi and his supporters.

These universal norms may not always temper the actions of China's leaders, but they encourage and inspire those in China who seek to gain political and religious rights and fight against their government's abuse of human rights.

"What this referred to was that Finland was nominally free of the Soviet Union, but was so threatened by it, it could not act unilaterally without tempering its actions so as not to offend its giant neighbor, which could crush it at will.

"So I don't think I have to change that much, but I will temper those actions if I can".

You can make the "with great power comes great responsibility" argument — that is, Google should recognize their position of power and temper their actions accordingly.

Washington should temper its actions -- the means -- based on moral principles.