0 the quality of doing something within reasonable limits -- 適度；適中；合理
1 the fact that something becomes less in size, strength, or force -- （大小、強度、力量的）減少
We should very much like the framework to be less submissive and the strategic moderations and corrections to be more forthright.
Policy moderation by incumbents has a positive significant effect on their votes.
Capital accepts the development of a large public insurance system in exchange for the unions' moderation and the availability of a well-qualified labour force.
He also earned himself a reputation for ' moderation ', which increased his usefulness in confrontations with the crown.
Merchants pragmatically expressed their indignation at usurers and bankrupts as violators of the charity, moderation, and prudence they themselves claimed to display.
Centralized bargaining aimed at trading wage moderation for welfare benefits and employment guarantees would lower wage inflation in any type of policy environment.
The original moderation technique is far from being a laissez-faire approach, it is meant to keep the discussion under strict control.
In part this is a corollary of her discussion of masculinity, and its moderation.
