Significados de moderate from en inglés

Klobuchar, a moderate from Minnesota, has not released a detailed healthcare plan.

I urge you again, Torquatus, let us be more moderate from here on.

Even if gasoline prices moderate from current levels, consumers are shunning SUVs, he said.

Wind moderate from north-east to east and south-east.

Growth in the number of people at work continues to moderate from its peak of a year ago.

Brian Williams and Tim Russert will moderate from 9-10:30 p.m., with Chris Matthews leading the analysis afterward.

On Christmas day the weather was raw and cold, with a considerable snowdrift, though the wind was only moderate from the N.W.

I had at last the pleasure of seeing that monarch, equally absolute by law and custom, and so moderate from his own disposition.

By our nearing several bergs to the northward, the ice appeared to be drifting in that direction, the wind being moderate from the southward.

His supporters argued that as a moderate from the centre ground of the Socialist party, he was the only one who could beat Sarkozy.

The bank said it expects fourth-quarter growth to moderate from the previous quarter but rise to above potential next year, in line with October's forecast.

But Cabraal said inflation would moderate from June and expected the country to achieve the estimated target of around 7 percent for 2013.

Most oil price pundits expect prices to moderate from current 21-year peaks next year and to fall further by 2010, a Reuterspoll found today.

But private consumption "is moderating from red-hot speeds only very slowly," she wrote.

The wind along the coast will be fresh to strong south-westerly, moderating from the south towards mid-day.

The pace, however, moderated from March's month-on-month gain of 1.1 percent, it said.