Sentence examples for moderate ideas from inspiring English sources

Our moderate ideas have no place to be presented.

That has nothing to do with the impact of moderate ideas".

(Like her rival, Mr. Humala, she is making an effort to hew to more moderate ideas).

The takeaway has been that they are typically less interested in politics; they pay less attention to news in general; and they are more likely to have moderate ideas on contemporary political questions (but 30 percent report that they have no political ideas at all).

This is an important objective of online radicalization, to replace moderate ideas with extreme ideals.

Whether or not she achieves a fraction of her most ambitious proposals, Warren could at least expand the bounds of acceptable political discourse so that more moderate ideas seem reasonable by comparison.

So is the more moderate idea of a permanently alien and unassimilable "civilization" in America's midst.

Seeking to paint himself as a moderate with ideas that could stem extremism during a period of economic distress, Mr. Barroso said that "we must not allow the populists and the nationalists to set a negative agenda".

Pragmatic, pro-business Republicans make a similar point about the House of Representatives, noting that moderate Republican ideas need Democratic votes to pass, since the GOP's "Hell No" wing reflexively opposes almost anything Mr Obama might sign.Senator Bob Corker, a Republican from Tennessee, makes a striking claim.

A government-financed study of alcoholism released last week, the largest to date, suggests how deeply this "moderate use" idea has taken hold.

No other football stadium in Glasgow had such a fine view, and there were more of them then, with Clyde and Third Lanark as well as Queen's Park and Thistle to moderate the idea that football in Glasgow was simply a hateful duopoly of Rangers and Celtic.