Sentence examples for moderate statement from inspiring English sources

So we went for a moderate statement, that did not dismiss nor give in to the army.

But in the prevalent mood, other Council members declined to consider more than a moderate statement by the Council president, and the issue was set aside.

And although King Abdullah issued a moderate statement with Mr. Mubarak in Egypt, his cabinet issued a much harsher condemnation of Israel, saying that Jordan "holds Israel responsible" for the "systematic killings and destruction of Palestinian property".

Late Saturday night the Chinese government issued its only reaction to the victory, a brief, moderate statement, which said in part, "We will listen to the words and observe the actions of Taiwan's new leader, and wait and see in which direction he takes cross-strait relations".

In the end, we decided to make a moderate statement about Sisi's intervention, because it seemed like he was playing the role of an older man, trying to resolve an argument between two brothers in a household, and it would have been insulting to dismiss it.

The Facebook post, which preaches freedom of religion and acceptance, is definitely a more moderate statement than what we've otherwise heard about Dr. Carson.

The ore moderate statements of Republican leaders in recent days suggests they are aware of this danger.

More recently on the global stage, Abbott still vacillates between repeating denialist talking points and more moderate statements accepting the reality of climate change.

Referring to the moderate statements of Mr. Rouhani, and an exchange of letters with him, Mr. Obama sounded a cautiously optimistic tone about diplomacy.

Since the execution-style killing last November of Dutch filmmaker Theo van Gogh in Amsterdam, and the discovery of an Islamic extremist cell in the Netherlands with a "death list" that included Wilders, police are taking seriously the threats against him and other people whose names have appeared on the list, often for far more moderate statements.

It was a moderate Calvinist statement of faith in 25 articles, although it stressed the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist more than later Reformed creeds did.