Sentence examples for more moderate positions from inspiring English sources

As president, he removed female newscasters from Afghan TV but now accommodates Karzai's more moderate positions.

Will it be Berlusconi's more moderate positions or Salvini's far-right populism?

McCain has always been a conservative, antiabortion, pro-military Republican who took more moderate positions on a few key issues.

And he skipped over the fact that he is viewed as hewing to more moderate positions on a range of issues than Mr. Gore.

After all, his extreme views are just the grotesque exaggerations of vaguer, more moderate positions hinted at by other Republican contenders.

deradicalisation, n.: the action or process of causing a person with extreme views to adopt more moderate positions on political or social issues.

Dr. Fagan said he now took a more moderate position.

Furthermore, simply raising the issue is likely to make the ECB and IMF take a more moderate position.

Mr. Hsieh has staked out a more moderate position toward Beijing than Mr. Chen has.

Andrew Cameron, a transplant surgeon at Johns Hopkins, takes a more moderate position.

Brought on to be a conservative voice, Justice O'Connor established a more moderate position.