Sentence examples for taken moderate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Christie has also taken moderate positions on immigration.

The victorious party in Turkey, led by men who recast themselves from Islamists to social conservatives, has taken moderate foreign policy positions.

The editorial noted that the council "has been fending off criticism for years," and said: "We don't necessarily agree with every word its leaders have ever uttered, but the organization has generally taken moderate stances on international issues and has regularly denounced major acts of terrorism around the globe.

We don't necessarily agree with every word its leaders have ever uttered, but the organization has generally taken moderate stances on international issues and has regularly denounced major acts of terrorism around the globe.

Question: How can Clinton call herself a progressive when she has historically taken moderate positions — on trade agreements, for example — that are out of sync with the liberal Democratic base? "I don't take a back seat to anyone when it comes to progressive experience and progressive commitment," she answered crisply.

After entering the Senate in 2013, she typically took moderate to liberal positions.

Many people will be taking moderate portions, so you probably won't stand out if you eat carefully.

A former governor of Florida, he is unpopular among conservatives for taking moderate positions on immigration and education.

He generally took moderate positions on most issues, though in his last two terms his voting record became more liberal.

He has been criticized by some conservatives for taking moderate positions, including his endorsement of Mr. Romney.

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