Sentence examples for serving as a moderator from inspiring English sources
Mr. Smith, in fact, played a role in one of television's defining moments, serving as a moderator for the first televised presidential debate -- between Richard M. Nixon and John F. Kennedy in 1960.
On Thursday night it was Gen. Wesley K. Clark's turn to be uncomfortable when Peter Jennings, the ABC News anchorman who was serving as a moderator of the debate, asked him why he had said nothing when one of his supporters, the author and producer Michael Moore, recently stood next to General Clark and called President Bush a deserter.
On Tuesday Mr. Williams finished serving as a moderator for the Democratic presidential debate in Philadelphia, sped up the New Jersey Turnpike and took part in all-night writing sessions on what he considered sacred ground: the rabbit warren of "SNL" offices inside 30 Rockefeller Plaza.
"I think that having a successful businessman serving as a moderator has a lot of volume," Preibus continued, "but the issue here is whether the moderator should still be a person who's still batting around the idea of running as an independent.
(I served as a moderator on the panel).
Illuminet, based in Lacey, Wash., serves as a moderator for phone companies, searching its databases so phone companies can offer nationwide services and bill customers accurately.
The reactor core consisted of pellets of uranium fuel inside bricks made of graphite, which served as a "moderator", reducing the speed of the neutrons in order to maximise their ability to cause further fissions.
The country's justice minister has said he will serve as a moderator and government representative.
Third, we verify that political skill serves as a moderator during the influence process of authentic leadership on proactive behavior.
As city officials pitched their projects, Arianna Huffington, founder of The Huffington Post, served as a moderator.
But this past weekend, Scarborough served as a moderator at a Republican fundraiser in New Hampshire.
