"Moderating Rights" Social Philosophy and Policy 1 (1984)

As Pedro II could not exert his constitutional prerogatives as Emperor (Executive and Moderating Power) until he reached majority, a regency was created.

That growth is expected to moderate to 18.4 percent through 2004.

This is what's going to moderate them and lead to progress.

Absolutely, defense spending will moderate, and perhaps even go down.

But before I answer further, let me thank you for moderating.

"The question was, What could you do to moderate it."

I just think it could be moderated a lot better.

It must be very difficult to moderate on public forums.

The land prices went up very much and have since then moderated.

In the second season, he made an effort to moderate some of the jokes.

Others say the final language would not have been moderated without the American stand.

But they are probably going to have to moderate their spending."

Maybe he's the man to moderate the next Presidential debates.

He took a deep breath and tried to moderate his tone.

I wonder how much he paid to moderate this event.

They both moderated the show until its end on November 29, 1984.

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The window to push Hamas to moderate its position is still open.

An editor should have been empowered to moderate such language.

The bill has since been moderated to meet Republican concerns.

He was doing a good job of moderating his earlier bad mood.

There is more information about how we moderate contributions from readers here.

Reason should be moderated and not asked to perform beyond its power.

The following week on August 17, he moderated the entire show.

But now it's gone and there's no president to moderate a wider discussion.

So, to have other sites as well is a necessity, especially to moderate the costs.