Sentence examples for more moderate with from inspiring English sources
Stances are higher among European shirts, including Brioni, Etro and Balenciaga, and more moderate with Americans like Thom Browne, Paul Stuart and J. Press.
Back then he made no effort to hide his ties with Venezuela's Mr Chávez.This time Mr Humala's pitch is more moderate, with echoes of Lula.
For all the suggestions that the South Carolina electorate had grown more moderate with the creation of high-tech jobs and the influx of retirees, that portion of the electorate that turned out for the primary remained profoundly conservative.
In political circles the tone has been more moderate, with suggestions the government plans to reopen its 2010 restructuring negotiations with holdouts prepared to accept the same conditions as other bond buyers.
So backing off on yet another terrible anti-abortion bill – they tried this in 2011 with the "forcible rape" provisions in the Hyde Amendment renewal – is not a sign that Republicans will be more moderate with their future restrictions on reproductive rights, or that Republican women will be able to temper the radical anti-choice agenda of their party.
During the third stage, the dedication tends to be more moderate, with other people arriving to "help the owner-manager carry the weight".
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.
"But the bulk of alcohol abusers have a more moderate form, with a better prognosis.
Hamas, the militant Islamic organisation elected into government this year, rejects those terms, and efforts to form a more moderate coalition with its political rival Fatah have stumbled repeatedly.
The aim of the Democrats is to persuade Mr. Bush to mix in some more moderate candidates with his conservative nominees.
The regime in Iran would either fall or be eased out of power by an alliance of the radical students and the more moderate mullahs, with the United States doing what it could to encourage the process.
