Sentence examples for seeks to moderate from inspiring English sources

Graham and colleagues suggest that the tobacco control community complement its focus on changing smoking behaviour with policy that seeks to moderate the social conditions that shape smoking (i.e., social welfare measures, educational policy) [ 13, 37].

In many ways, Mrs. Clinton has sought to moderate her liberal image since leaving the White House.

(90210)" — seek to moderate social critique, to show both good and bad in everyone.

In the human case, we should seek to moderate the excesses of our genes, culturally shaping our behavior to fit the best morality we can devise.

Among those who vainly sought to moderate Stalin's policies was his young second wife, Nadezhda Alliluyeva, whom he had married in 1919 and who committed suicide in 1932.

A day after Democrats criticized the United States Supreme Court for its 5-to-4 vote Saturday to stop the recount that had begun just hours earlier in Florida, party leaders sought to moderate any anticourt tones.

PAGE A8 U.S. Presses Council on Iraq The United States pressed the Security Council to approve its tough resolution on Iraq, while French and Russian texts sought to moderate the military threat.

She also played a leading role in shaping what has become the conventional wisdom that central banks, for the sake of job growth, should seek to moderate rather than eliminate inflation.

Nutritionism by and large takes the Western diet as a given, seeking to moderate its most deleterious effects by isolating the bad nutrients in it — things like fat, sugar, salt — and encouraging the public and the food industry to limit them.

Resource efficiency initiatives seek to moderate how water and energy are used at a domestic level.

Two approaches seek to moderate the ambitions of distributive justice in ways that may be congenial to disability scholars.