Sentence examples for more moderate version from inspiring English sources

In 1960, he published "Islamic Thought and Change," setting forth his more moderate version of Islam.

Paul Ryan wrote his own version a few years ago and has come up with a more moderate version with Senator Ron Wyden, a Democrat.

The exhibit amounts to a campaign by the Sadrists to go beyond their past as a purely confrontational force to Iraqis, presenting a more moderate version of Shiite tenets, which is significant after an election that widely rejected religious parties.

Last month, Pentagon officials described to the Senate armed services committee Wood's instructions for interrogating prisoners at Abu Ghraib, a supposedly more moderate version of her guidelines for Bagram.

The high court can then use this power to push for a conservative vision of Islamic law, as in Afghanistan, or for a more moderate version, as in Pakistan.

We found a more moderate version of this experience at Arivaca - colloquially known as "The town too tough to comply" because its inhabitants fight the authorities on everything from taxes to parking tickets.

More moderate versions of the social model maintain the emphasis on social causes while insisting on the interactive character of disability (e.g., Bickenbach 1993; Altman, 2001).

Difficulties here include reconciling such radical claims with our everyday beliefs, and, for the more moderate versions, ensuring that each and every possible case of coincidence really has been ruled out.

"I frequently think my role is to speak the taboo, so that others can offer more moderate versions," she explained in an earlier email.

But many of us in more moderate versions of religion may be motivated by dread of Hell or greed for Heaven, and we should ask ourselves: Is this a genuine way to live?

More moderate versions of the realist doctrine assert that India, by virtue of being the biggest state in South Asia, should be generous to its neighbors on economic and cultural issues.