Sentence examples for moderate that from inspiring English sources

The referee should moderate that discussion.

But the political question is, how do you moderate that behavior, domestically and internationally?

But now, to moderate that growth, Beijing is trying to tighten credit by restraining bank lending and by raising interest rates.

Yet it is the defense secretary's differences with Colin L. Powell, the popular and better known secretary of state who is considered more moderate, that could most affect Mr. Rumsfeld's plans.

The Alsop masterplan, he says, was "the biggest bunch of garbage I'd read in a long time", though he quickly tries to moderate that view, saying the plan "was very interesting" but "theoretical".

Having spent more time with new Dungeon Keeper now, I'd moderate that: I don't think they'll be offended, but I suspect they'll have more fun with Clash of Clans and other games in the base-building attack-and-defend genre (likely not the right phrase, but you know what I mean).

Its nationalism was more moderate than that of Fianna Fáil.

"We have moderates that are chairmen of committees, chairmen of subcommittees".

"If we are dealing with moderates, that doesn't mean that we are not dealing with terrorists," he said.

But they will be limited by a bipartisan group of moderates that holds the balance of power in the Senate.

"When parties are in balance, key roles often fall to moderates that can build cross-party coalitions," Henig said.