Sentence examples for moderationist from inspiring English sources

Mr Chatah was hailed as a voice of moderations.

The speaker of the Parliament, Reuven Rivlin of the Likud, tried to introduce moderations in the bill, but they were rejected.

Stafford went on, "Her process is governed by very different considerations and moderations than your normal commercial fashion designer, who is designing seasonally, with price points, and trying to create trends.

The notes explain that "gummy" was slang for sweaty at Oxford, but the American reader won't get any help figuring out what a viva voce was or, for that matter, what it meant to get a first in Classical Moderations.

In 1865 Bradley entered University College, Oxford, as a Scholar, getting a first in classical moderations (Mods) in 1867 but only an unexpected second in literae humaniores (Greats) in 1869.

But after taking First Class honours in mathematical moderations (preliminary examinations) in 1891, he studied Greats (ancient history and philosophy) taking First Class Honours in 1894.

By the time the nuclear age was just ten years old they already knew of many kinds of fuel, various moderators (as well as designs that needed no moderation) and many ways of getting heat out of reactors.

A: Moderators use the Community Standards as the basis for any moderation decision, combined with the context of the conversation, as well as reports and complaints from the community.

Harding, who is inured to the abuse, would simply like better systems to deal with it, as would the moderation and community teams.

Introducing pre-moderation, for instance, would easily prevent abuse; but would also cost a lot, and remove a lot of value advertisers see in the service, as they would no longer be able to seize on trends for "rapid response" advertising.

Twitter's ad platform does have moderation, which is supposed to prevent objectionable tweets from showing up, but in these cases, it appears to have failed at its job.