Sentence examples for younger moderate from inspiring English sources

But it should create conditions in Gaza and the West Bank that will encourage the development of younger, moderate leaders who can succeed Mr. Arafat, the sooner the better.

But she has also been credited with reorganising the Scottish Tories, replacing many of the party's longstanding candidates with a new breed of younger, moderate men and women to appeal to voters from the centre ground.

Younger, moderate voters, once considered a passing political force, may now be in the process of reshaping Israeli politics.

Mr. Karzai and the three Northern Alliance leaders who are expected to dominate the cabinet are from a generation of younger moderates who say they are different from the generation of older warlords who ravaged the country in the early 1990's.

His leading rival, in personality, is a pleasing young moderate politician Jean Lecanuet.

Tim Pawlenty, the governor of Minnesota, is young, moderate and evangelical but has yet to set national pulses racing.

Results indicate that brief tobacco deprivation does not result in compensatory increases in alcohol consumption among young moderate to heavy drinkers.

Meanwhile, young moderate blacks have squared off against black incumbents with more traditional agendas in Congressional and mayoral races in Newark, Georgia, Alabama and elsewhere.

But, yesterday, Iowa not having gone how he would have liked, the billionaire turned gratefully to a new endorser: Scott Brown, the young, moderate former Republican Senator from Massachusetts, who is playing the role here that Sarah Palin did in Iowa.

As a young, moderate candidate with a carefully crafted, green-tinged version of 'compassionate conservatism', Cameron swept into the Tory leadership in 2005 – and steered the Conservatives to (albeit muted) victory in the general election.

Squint long enough and hard enough, and you can see vestiges of the young, moderate McConnell in his funneling of federal money toward Kentucky projects.