Sentence examples for issues moderated from inspiring English sources

Tavis Smiley, a host of a PBS talk show devoted to black issues, moderated the debate.

Jeff Hammerbacher of Cloudera, Geoffrey Nunberg of the University of California, Berkley and Juliette Powell, the author of "33 Million People in the Room" took questions from the audience and debated issues, moderated by Kenneth Cukier, the data editor of The Economist.

Flexn is preceded nightly by "Race and the City," a panel discussion on related issues moderated by Sellars.

But Huntsman is no social issues moderate.

He is progressive on social issues, moderate on fiscal issues, conservative on national security.

"This team seems more military oriented, and I predict that political disputes, such as human rights and democracy issues, will be moderated while military disagreements, on issues like Taiwan and missile defense and arms control, will become more intense," said Yan Xuetong, executive director of the Institute of International Studies at Qinghua University in Beijing.

With his tanned face and neat silver hair, he looked a standard-issue moderate conservative.

It was a sort of trailer for his inauguration speech, another version of which has fallen into The Economist's hands (click the image to read it).Most of his policy remarks were standard-issue moderate Republicanism.

The debate, which will focus on domestic issues, will be moderated by Jim Lehrer of PBS and starts at 9 p.m. EDT (0100 GMT).

This will, no doubt, come up on one of the appeals of the CRJs, so hopefully the ruling of the Copyright Royalty Judges (called "Web IV") on this issue will now be moderated by reality in the form of this new Pandora commercial benchmark.

NICE itself, in its final appraisal determination and its guidance issued in March 2006, wisely moderated the putatively "clear conclusions" of the technology assessment report [ 3].