Sentence examples for exercise a moderating influence from inspiring English sources
Lucius Cary, 2nd Viscount of Falkland, Cary also spelled Carey, (born c. 1610, Burford Priory, Oxfordshire, England died September 20 , 1643 Newbury, Berkshire), English royalist who attempted to exercise a moderating influence in the struggles that preceded the English Civil Wars (1642 51) between the royalists and the Parliamentarians.
A rebellion of the princes, gravitating this time to Marie de Médicis as the focus of opposition to the royal council, led in 1619 to the king recalling Richelieu to his mother's entourage on the assumption that he would exercise a moderating influence.
In return China will exercise a moderating influence in Asia and not challenge America in other areas of the world.
Germany was, after India, Britain's best customer and a prosperous Germany would, they claimed, be good for British business and would enable supposed Nazi moderates to exercise a stabilising influence.
Both resistance exercise and a moderate exercise program were shown to reduce waist circumference and/or truncal fat content.
Obviously, those with adequate funds can exercise a stronger influence.
According to a study in Campaigns and Elections, a Washington magazine, Christian conservatives now exercise either "strong" or "moderate" influence in 44 Republican state committees, compared with 31 committees in 1994, the last time the survey was conducted.
The participants, 175 overweight women ages 50 to 75, were randomly assigned to either stretching exercises or a moderate exercise regimen of about three hours a week.
Exercise at a moderate or vigorous intensity.
