Instead, senior bankers should accept that now is the time for moderation, not excess, and concentrate on lending to small businesses and paying back their debt to society".
Yes, your body is designed to cope with it in moderation but excess leads to significant short and long term health implications.
"Hong Kong was built on hard work and moderation, not excess," she says.Steering wheel and dealIn fact, there is another better argument in Ms Ngan's favour: today, bus operations account for just 3% of profits (see chart).
But no matter how much one heeds that advice, Carnival is a multi-week affair, and by the time Fat Tuesday rolls around, most people have traded in good sense and moderation for excess and revelry.
This book's collection of oxymorons is on the earnest side ("There is moderation even in excess". -- Benjamin Disraeli).
Strauss contrasts Socrates' moderation with the excess of modern philosophers.
For Islam promotes and teaches humans to practice balance in all aspects of life with moderation and without excess to acquire peace.
Conversely, he notes there are data showing that low or moderate amounts of green tea have a protective effect against both toxicity and carcinogenesis in target organs once again supporting the adage "everything in moderation, nothing to excess".
But war fatigue, an inclination for moderation after the excesses of the Taliban, and an understanding that no one group can govern the country alone could very well combine to make the constitution popular.
In that same regard, you could say Bernie models brahmacharya (or non-excess, moderation).
