When he said that his call for a ban on Muslims entering the United States had "morphed" into one of "extreme vetting," he made that sound not like a moderated policy but like the crafting of a euphemism.
All five candidates will participate in a moderated policy discussion with Politico reporter Mike Allen and will be able to mix and mingle with the approximately 450 high-powered donors expected to attend.
He has also moderated policies that voters previously considered too right wing, for example by tempering his party's previous opposition to gay marriage and the Kyoto climate protocol.As voting got underway on Monday, polls showed the Conservatives with a solid 10-12 point lead over their rivals.
These interventions – in the form of novel or moderated institutions and policies, incentives, or information and technology – can influence producers directly or achieve their impacts indirectly by influencing consumer, retailer and processor decisions.
Nor have sanctions moderated Khartoum's policies.
I was sent this statement: "Mumsnet Talk is not a pre-moderated forum; our policy is to keep intervention to a minimum and let the conversation flow.
Cherie Blair, wife of former Prime Minister Tony Blair, moderated a distinguished panel of policy makers and practitioners on empowering women entrepreneurs through technology -- a particular passion of hers.
At Adelphi University last semester, Rakesh Gupta, who teaches management and business policy and is an associate dean of the School of Business, moderated a discussion on business ethics featuring professors from other departments as panelists.
Changes to policy are driven by the results of new research, and moderated by the politics, demographics, and culture of the communities.
He has taught at Harvard Business School; served as co-Master of Mather House, one of the undergraduate residences in Harvard College; and moderated numerous seminars for the Aspen Institute, an international educational and policy studies organization focused on values-driven leadership.
