Sentence examples for moderate perspectives from inspiring English sources

While Ayatollah Ahmad Alamolhoda, Mashhad's Friday prayer leader is, he says, an "extreme hardliner", others like Ayatollah Mahmoud Hashemi Shahroudi and Mohammad Hadi Abdekhodaei have more moderate perspectives.

Al Arabiya and other MBC channels, he said, present programming that they hope counters the influence of al-Jazeera and fosters "moderate" perspectives among the country's youth.

Recent history has shown that a reasoned and moderate perspective, along with sound security measures, vigilant policing, protection of civil liberties and mutual aid are our best hope.

The SIFT descriptor is invariant to translations, rotations and scaling transformations in the image domain and robust to moderate perspective transformations and illumination variations.

Matilda had originally cautioned against the appointment, but when the Prior of Mont St Jacques asked her for a private interview on Becket's behalf to seek her views, she provided a moderate perspective on the problem.

Given the tendency people have to disproportionately base their pivotal management decisions on either recent salient experiences or perceived historical analogies, this book can serve as an urgently needed moderating perspective.

(I first met Khalidi in the Lebanese capital back in 1981 and recall him as someone who clearly embraced an independent and moderate nationalist perspective).

Furthermore, categorising the subscale totals according to clinical utility criteria showed that both patients and staff members preferred shared (rather than passive or active) participation in decision making, while need for information was high from the patient perspective and moderate from the staff perspective.

Even at 50 or 100 K reads, the sum of deviations was rather moderate, opening the perspective that even very small datasets will still guarantee a reasonable quantification result for the main sample ingredients.

Chi-square analysis and analysis of variance determined differences among these respondent subgroups: position type (PHNA, PHN), educational preparation (associate's degree, baccalaureate, masters/PhD), age (< 54 years, ≥ 55 years), political perspective (moderate, conservative, liberal), and U.S. region (West, Midwest, South, or Northeast).

The opposition of college administrations in general has been surprisingly fierce, often led by chancellors and presidents otherwise known for their liberal perspectives and moderate views.