Sentence examples for proper moderation from inspiring English sources

Zuckerberg cited the language barrier as one of the main obstacles to proper moderation of hate speech and calls for violence.

As a result, instead of the Christian moral code forbidding most forms of sexual activity (and severely restricting the rest), the ancient Greeks emphasized the proper use (chresis) of pleasures, where this involved engaging in the full range of sexual activities (heterosexual, homosexual, in marriage, out of marriage), but with proper moderation.

p. 112, 10. Hence, adv.: mŏdĭcē, with moderation, moderately; modestly; in a proper manner; also, in an ordinary manner, meanly, poorly (class.).

The question is whether Facebook puts in the forethought and aftercare to safeguard its new tools with proper policy and moderation.

That means enough but not too much water, adequate spacing and light, and proper nourishment in moderation.

In the long run, hard though it will be, only incorporation of the tribal areas into Pakistan proper offers a chance for moderation to prevail.

But if the Secretary of State, Colin Powell, has emerged as the voice of moderation, with a proper commitment to multilateralism, other voices are audible, too.

There's no simple answer, but if you ask enough people the responses boil down to nutrition, moderation, discipline, setting goals, proper equipment and experience.

As with all food and drink, use moderation with alcohol to maintain proper digestive health.

The key to avoiding illness or high mercury levels is proper storage and preparation of fish and moderation of consumption.

The rabbis also stressed the necessity for moderation in eating and drinking and the importance of a proper diet.