Sentence examples for take moderate steps from inspiring English sources

But in many cases he worked with the Reagan administration to take moderate steps in relaxing rules governing federal land.

Take moderate walks up to 30 minutes.

Ben Bernanke, who retires this month as the Fed's chairman, said he expected the Fed would take "similar moderate steps" in 2014.

If President Obama and Congressional Democrats were to take these and other moderate steps on tax reform, deficit reduction and energy security, they would confront Republicans with a quandary: cooperate to make America more prosperous and financially stable, running the risk that the president would likely receive the credit, or obstruct what voters perceive as sensible solutions.

But at today's prices, Saudi Arabia and other moderates within OPEC are unlikely to take any steps that would push up prices further.

But when Mr. Kerry was involved, contemporaries recount, he often took steps to moderate the group's actions, believing it was better -- for it, and him -- to work within the political system that he ultimately sought to join.

It's clear that in 2013, both the United States and the European Union took steps to moderate the diplomatic temperature between themselves and the Plaza of the Revolution.

Moderate leftwing leaders in Brazil and Uruguay have declined to take such steps.

They argued that developing nations were creating their own problems by failing to take the painful steps necessary to moderate capital inflows, notably by allowing their currencies to appreciate.

The letter seemed likely to avoid one collision with federal officials over Westchester's enforcement of the 2009 ruling, which obligated the county to build 750 houses and apartments for people with moderate incomes and to take steps to prevent barriers to affordable housing.

Take small steps forward.