Sentence examples for moderated some of from inspiring English sources

JSC and LL had the idea for the study, obtained funding, planned all focus groups and moderated some of the focus group sessions, recruited other moderators, participated as observers, directed the design and analysis of the study, wrote the first draft of the paper, and are the guarantors.

Though only mildly liberal, he moderated some of the reactionary excesses of the twilight years of the old imperial system.

He has also moderated some of his views, with his most liberal rulings coming in the last several years, since the rise of the reformist president, Mohammad Khatami.

Mr Altbeker, pointing to research showing that about half of all crimes take place between people who know each other, thinks that these grants may have moderated "some of the petty squabbling and inter-personal violence within families, including murders".

But talking with Mao opened the door to policies that brought increased Western influence into China, moderated some of its policies, allowed cooperation on myriad global issues (most recently on climate change) and fueled trillions of dollars in trade.

Furthermore, age and gender moderated some of these effects.

If anything, Boot tries to moderate some of Lansdale's received reputation.

Journalists have also become an integral part of the forum's machinery, with many moderating some of the gathering's most prominent panels.

The authors try very hard to moderate some of the most radical views of "Empire," where they sometimes seemed apologists for terror.

But Mr. Kwon denied that he would take away votes from Mr. Roh, who has tried to moderate some of his positions during the campaign.

Morton Owen Schapiro, Williams's president, calls Bowen a mentor and has recently overhauled some housing and classroom policies to moderate some of the effects delineated in "The Game of Life" and in Williams's own study of athletics.