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I just moderated a major conference in London a few weeks ago called Sound Education, which brought together top acousticians, government people, teachers, and so forth.
The Iranians believed that whatever they did, even if they moderated their policies, the U.S. would continue to seek Iran's isolation, and the only way Iran could compel Washington to change its position was by imposing a cost on the U.S. if it didn't.
YouTube also announced recently that they're going to release a version of their kids' app that would be entirely moderated by humans.
This smooth, muscular ring of the LES is moderated by an intricate tree of nerve roots that connect to the brain, the heart, and the lungs.
For Afghans, these concerns need to be addressed through a serious political process moderated by a neutral third party, which most agree has to be the United Nations.
While strategic competition for resources will continue to shape Asia’s security dynamics, the associated risks can be moderated if Asia’s leaders establish norms and institutions aimed at building rule-based cooperation.
Furthermore, in many cases, gender moderated the effects of recess.
Centrist parties that represented the middle classes and moderated the ideological extremes of left and right were pivotal.
But within a year or two, Reagan began to recognize just how badly the US needed international institutions, and he moderated his positions.
I moderated a session on “The New Context in East Asia,” addressed by a panel of senior representatives from Thailand, South Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, and Japan.
Although the pressure from financial markets has moderated, for now, a long-term resolution to the crisis remains an existential priority for the EU.
On August 29-31, I moderated the World Demographic & Aging Forum in St. Gallen, Switzerland, where attendees arrived at a clear conclusion: although we have increasingly rich data and sophisticated knowledge about future population trends, our concerted action to address those trends falls woefully short.
One cause for hope is that AMLO has moderated his incendiary rhetoric and is no longer threatening to do away with the North American Free Trade Agreement.
While the AKP has moderated this authoritarian feature, it is difficult to democratize such a constitution fully, and official EU reports on Turkey’s prospects for accession repeatedly call for a new constitution, not merely an amended one.
In the past, the Fed has moderated recessions by cutting short-term interest rates by around 500 basis points.
Of course, if interest rates also were being cut in the euro-zone, the fall in the dollar against the euro would be moderated.
The discussion was moderated by Fritz Bauer, a former exile who served as a prosecutor in the Frankfurt Auschwitz trials, held from 1963 to 1965.
And, while growth has moderated recently, Germany remains one of Europe’s best-performing economies – and not just its paymaster.
Then, faced with public resistance, they moderated the planned hikes, particularly of the significantly discounted monthly pass currently available to suburban commuters – an important segment of the electorate in Mumbai, Maharashtra’s capital.
An optimist (or an apologist) could argue that, though market income has indeed become grossly more unequal since 1979, with the slots in the bottom half of the income distribution losing absolute ground in real income, and with taxation becoming less progressive, welfare-state growth substantially moderated this increase in inequality.
The trade surpluses of northern Europe have increased, even as China’s have moderated.
It stabilized growth in China and moderated the global economic contraction.
If so, they may have moderated their position on immigration in recent survey responses.
To be sure, Hamas has not abandoned its resistance mantra; even so, it has moderated its stance on the Palestinian-Israeli conflict over time.
Even though China’s growth has moderated since 2011, the country’s commodity-consumption growth still outpaces that of the rest of the world.
What is unusual is that Trump has not moderated his anti-trade tone since winning.
The effects of high oil prices thus flow through to the economy without being moderated by the world's central banks leaning against the wind.
But, like Clinton, he moderated many of his positions once in office.
But after years of large-scale investment – which, in China in particular, has led to excess capacity and resource misallocation – capital accumulation has moderated.
Since then, EU governments have moderated their conditions, describing a simple Russian military withdrawal from Georgian territories outside the two regions as sufficient to resume a dialogue on the PCA, energy security, and other issues.