This, he contended, enables Patriarch Kirill to appear as a voice of moderation, a position most likely encouraged by the authorities.
And Mr. Schundler is trying to assure voters that he believes in everything in moderation, especially any positions of his they see as extreme.
Syriza has said it is willing to enter into negotiations with Greece's creditors, a moderation of its original position, which was that it would refuse to pay.
The position of moderation taken by the subcommission that drafted the text was naturally supported by those who felt, like Patriarch Maximos IV and Cardinal Koenig, of Vienna, that "Christians have had a large responsibility for the rise and spread of atheism".
In 1817 Jennings acknowledged a moderation of his earlier position regarding fugitive slaves by claiming it was needed to "preserve harmony" among the states.
Will it require real moderation on social and economic positions that the Tea Party movement and the conservative base consider inviolate?
But Graham also supported John McCain for President over George W. Bush in 2000, a risky proposition in South Carolina, and he has assayed positions of McCainian moderation on campaign-finance reform and other issues.
Heritability is found to be higher in better financial positions (due to moderation of nonshared environment and thus a change in genetic proportion of the total variance) and at higher levels of perceived control (due to increasing genetic variance) (Johnson and Krueger 2006).
After hundreds of pages of alarm-sounding and rabble-rousing, moderation seems like a curious position for a man who declares that our food production and distribution system is "so focused on cost reduction and rising volume that it makes a billion of us fat, lets another billion go hungry, and all but invites food-borne pathogens to become global epidemics".
Moderation analysis showed that playing position affected the relationship between of yo-yo IR2 and HIR m min−1 (p < 0.1) and HIR m min−1 and total ball disposals (p < 0.1).
