Sentence examples for moderated that from inspiring English sources
Since June he has moderated that position, saying he could support some measures that would allow a limited group to remain here legally.
I am Switzerland between Chile and Peru," said Steve Olson, the noted liquor educator who moderated that panel, which included representatives of both nations' pisco industries.
There were several such references to Chen Shui-bian, the presidential candidate whose opposition Democratic Progressive Party has advocated formal independence in the past, although Mr. Chen has moderated that position in this election.
By Facebook's metrics, for every instance of the company mistakenly deleting (or leaving up) something it shouldn't, there are more than a hundred damaging posts that were properly moderated that are invisible to the user.
(He has since moderated that view).
It was such ideas, albeit much moderated, that informed Margaret Thatcher's thinking, with its insistence that politics and economics were always situated within, and should defer to, wider moral and spiritual concerns.
While further details have yet to be announced, it is likely the event will be a moderated discussion that will be available via the EW website similar to that of last year's "Gilmore Girls" reunion.
McKinnon was joined at the USA Today-sponsored PulseventAmoderatedent, moderated by that paper's Washington bureau chief Susan Page, by his Democratic counterpart David Axelrod.
By ANTHONY TUCKER The two nuclear reactors at Chernobyl, near Kiev, are each of 1,000 megawatts electrical - comparable with the largest stations in Britain - but are of a water-cooled and graphite moderated design that is used only in Russia.
Mr. McCain's talent at close-quarters communication underlies his challenge to Mr. Obama to join him for 10 town-hall-style meetings, beyond the three moderated debates that have become general election rituals.
For now the kit-built replica planes zoom acrobatically across the beach in Barcelona, the crowd's "oohs and ahhs" moderated by that essential Catalan characteristic: cool.
