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But both the PJD and Ennahda – which came to power in their respective countries in 2011 – have for years been edging toward moderation, even secularization.
Just as political participation can encourage moderation, political exclusion can reinforce radicalism.
One might argue that the international community’s refusal to recognize Hamas’s victory when it came to power in an election in 2006 stymied the movement’s potential for moderation.
Will Palestinian leaders know how to encourage the new moderation in Israeli politics, or will they press too hard?
Genuine anti-racists, anti-imperialists, and believers in republican democracy must take the side of the Islam of moderation and peace in its war against the criminal Islam of the Salafists.
Compared to his military predecessor, Musharraf, who touts the catch-phrase of "enlightened moderation," is conveniently progressive.
To secure lasting peace, the key is to develop political mechanisms that allow space for moderation and democracy.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas’ initiative to unite the Palestinian leadership may lead to greater moderation on the part of Hamas and create real prospects for the negotiation of a two-state solution.
Those of us who live in democracies will not be terrorized into discarding our sense of balance and moderation, because we understand something profound about most societies: life always wins over death.
What used to be a dirty word is now announced publicly, and moderation is enforced.
For this reason, Malaysia should consider a German-like model of proportional representation grounded in vibrant federalism, which would encourage the post-election formation of coalitions based on moderation.
The jury is still out, but judging from previous historical examples, serious challenges to authoritarian or semi-authoritarian leaders usually lead to a hardening of the regime, not greater moderation.
Humala comes to power in a regional environment of moderation and growing economic integration, which he would disturb at his peril.
Both the internal and external environments in which Humala finds himself – and the fact that he won by a margin of only three percentage points – seem to call for moderation and consensus.
But they ultimately accepted the market economy, and came to lean toward ideological moderation and to compete for votes in the political center.
This “great moderation” was not anticipated when Alan Greenspan took office.
In developing countries, military intervention in national politics undermines long-term prospects for democracy, because it impedes the development of the necessary “culture,” including habits of moderation and compromise among competing civilian groups.
As democracies abandon moderation, abuses of power are proliferating, and social and political tensions are rising.
Obviously, moderation in output movements did not occur everywhere simultaneously.
In short, if the macroeconomic moderation that dominated 2006 continues into 2007, look for further asset price inflation (but don’t hold your breath for the Dow to hit 36,000).
This history of moderation continued unabated through the twentieth century, embraced by both traditionalists and modernists.
Most importantly, this orientation toward moderation has consistently drawn support from Indonesia’s leading intellectuals.
Europe is for Turkey “a principle of moderation” and an enticement to remain democratic.
He advances his mission through a combination of youthful energy, self-confidence, political cunning, technocratic competence, and a sense of moderation.
This has led Xi to replace China’s longstanding foreign-policy of moderation and tactical cooperation with one based on the pursuit of national greatness.
It wasn’t long ago that Turkey appeared to be a bright beacon of democracy and moderation in a region accustomed to autocracy and radicalism.
So, no more wage moderation; with profits back it is time to get higher wages for workers back, too.
These voters chose him a year ago not only because he was not Sarkozy, but because he incarnated the values of the true left, even if his centrist moderation seemed a bad omen.
It also means that people who otherwise might consume news in moderation are being inundated with political polemic and debate, including extreme positions and falsehoods, which heighten the risk of misinforming or polarizing wider swaths of the public.
Even if a country’s trade unions enable such a policy through wage moderation, debtors would run into difficulties, because they borrowed on the assumption that high inflation would continue.
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