Sentence examples for more moderate when from inspiring English sources

Some of this disconnect, of course, is because Mr. Romney's positions on some social issues were formerly more moderate when he was running for office in Massachusetts.

Islamists will become only more moderate when they are not oppressed, and only more pragmatic as they face the responsibility of governing.

This led the religious conservative James Dobson to complain that "Bush sounds a whole lot more conservative when he is talking to conservatives and a whole lot more moderate when he is talking to moderates".

But the subsequent news conference quickly turned to the jousting inside the Republican Party over Mr. Bush's choice of a running mate, just a day after the religious conservative James C. Dobson told reporters that Mr. Bush "sounds a whole lot more conservative when he is talking to conservatives and a whole lot more moderate when he is talking to moderates".

But his tone turned more moderate when he talked about immigration changes, a reflection of the cross forces in his redrawn district: a voting base that disapproves of anything that smacks of amnesty, but also a population that is about half Hispanic, and a business community that believes that undocumented workers are critical to the economy.

He's more moderate when it comes to employee rights and raising national minimum wages compared to Hillary Clinton.

He has already vowed to chart a more moderate course when the legislature comes back into session.

With many states facing big fiscal challenges, Republican governors have adopted a more moderate tone when laying out their agendas for 2015.Take Mr Walker, who has described a proposal to make Wisconsin a "right-to-work" state ie, to ban deals that make it compulsory for workers at a private company to join a union as a "distraction".

They became more moderate in 1996 when uniforms were banned and the party announced its policies would be based around universal declaration of human rights.

Imagine an extraordinary step, like naming a major Democrat to head a commission on voting reform, or skipping over Antonin Scalia and naming a more moderate chief justice when William H. Rehnquist retires.

The participation rate was good among individuals we were able to contact by telephone participated, but more moderate (53%) when the total invited group was considered.