Mr. Elson questioned the wisdom of giving an executive a contract that might temper the behavior of independent directors who are supposed to be looking out for shareholders' interests.
Gaslighters/narcissists have hair-trigger tempers, so stating in a direct communication, "you did this behavior" rarely gets you anywhere.
She says the probation will not temper her behavior.
The alternative is fostering human intelligence globally, allowing people to understand, acknowledge, and temper their behavior.
Like other therapy dogs, he had a sixth sense about how to temper his behavior.
If Mr. Tsarnaev was chastened by the defeat, it did not temper his behavior.
And for weeks, General Powell has made frequent calls to Israel's Prime Minister, Ariel Sharon, and the Palestinian leader, Mr. Arafat, asking them to temper their behavior.
Simply attaching the tag "crimes against humanity" — if that was the conclusion — might put pressure on Pyongyang to temper its behavior.
Hurd, though she is a Democrat, was referring not to the contemporary political left but to traditional, John-Locke-and-John-Stuart-Mill liberalism, which holds that the state is licensed to temper bad behavior, not to perfect human nature.
What drives this behavior?
What that means in terms of how a car using the eventual tech would operate is anyone's guess, but one of Pepper's key traits is being able to recognize emotional swings in the humans it deals with, and to temper its behavior appropriately as a result.
