Sentence examples for policy moderation from inspiring English sources

IN THE weeks between winning Peru's presidential election in early June and taking office, which he will do on July 28th, Ollanta Humala has promised populist giveaways and policy moderation, travelled incessantly, and revealed some of the weaknesses that may well beset him over the next five years.

His policy moderation (arguably) improved public approval ratings, saved his presidency, and helped him survive impeachment.

Osofsky says that his team, Bickert's policy team, and the product team often does "incident reviews" in which they debrief on "painful mistakes" that were made in policy moderation and to determine how they can do better next time.

He charged that his policy of moderation had been undercut by the U.S., Israel, and Arafat.

Least of all are there data to decide whether the North will adhere to the policy of moderation.

But his policy of moderation and dialogue has been sorely tested by the last few weeks of bloodshed.

Minutes of the Nov. 4, 1954, cabinet meeting reported the president using the phrase "a policy of moderation".

At first preferring to de-emphasize liturgical elaboration in accord with Puritan views, he soon came to accept Elizabeth's policy of moderation.

He thus succeeded in sustaining order through a policy of moderation, which he applied even to popular revolts such as the peasant uprising of Sologne in 1658.

Unwarranted criticism against Pakistan at this critical juncture will only strengthen those opposing Pakistan's policy of moderation and of fighting terrorism.

From April to July 10 , 1793 the Committee of Public Safety was dominated by Georges Danton and his followers, who pursued a policy of moderation and reconciliation but who failed to deal adequately with the precarious military situation.