But in the meantime the spirit of new beginnings is a hard one to temper.
And so what we did--I mean, for the first few months we tried to temper it.
Should Mr. Sharif win office, he is likely to temper his approach, predicted retired Maj.
U.S. retail sales and jobless claims were both disappointing, helping to temper the bullish tone.
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But I always have to temper and monitor the indulgence so that it doesn't become self-indulgence.
The UUP's Roy Beggs asked members to temper their comments in order to avoid heightening sectarianism.
So the government needs to temper its enthusiasm for universal child care and working mothers.
After leaving them alone, arguably for too long, it needs to temper their tax privileges cautiously.
The sentence also came as China's government has sought to temper the judiciary's use of the death penalty.
Instead, politicians and drivers will have to wait for high prices to temper demand and stimulate extra supply.
Ever since Hagelin joined the Rangers, head coach John Tortorella has been careful to temper his praise of him.
She may be ready to temper her views on austerity, but bringing down deficits and debts remains her priority.
While the conditions in the U.S. banking sector are undoubtedly improving, there are still reasons to temper any optimism.
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It has already begun to temper its foreign-policy rhetoric to calm American nerves.
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Neil Lennon - no stranger to Old Firm flashpoints himself - is keen to temper the hype surrounding the pair.
To temper that a little bit, it should be noted that monthly inflation numbers are subject to some pretty severe swings.
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To this day, Bush consistently calls on the GOP to temper its harsh tone on immigration reform, often to little effect.
But our baby boomer generation started out so liberal that we need the input of younger people to temper our natural inclinations.
To temper those positive observations with a dose of reality, the fact is that month-to-month employment numbers tend to be pretty erratic.
In a future case, we ought to temper our Commerce Clause jurisprudence.
On the earnings call, Mr. Zuckerberg cautioned investors to temper expectations on some of Facebook's new businesses, like its Gifts e-commerce store.
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But if you are prepared to temper Parisian style and sophistication with a Latin flavour, then Buenos Aires is right on the money.
The more Paul rises, the more he needs to temper his rhetoric and fine-tune his message (especially given the kind of baggage he carries).
Is it going to basically be game on in terms of criticizing Romney, or is he going to try to temper his tone a bit?
Many expect, perhaps too optimistically, that France's new leader will convince Angela Merkel of Germany to temper her obsession with austerity in the European economy.
All of those are grounds for, I think, real reservations to temper the enthusiasm about what seems to be the end of the Gaddafi regime.
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Federal officials said they are taking the threat seriously, while trying to temper the news by saying such threats are commonplace in connection with key dates.
Without the GOP votes to help stage a filibuster, Senators from carbon-intensive states would have less ability to temper coastal liberals who answer to the green elites.
And what may stir controversy is that Mr Carney's package protects him from the kind of gyrations in the economy that it will be his role to temper.
The bust in property development was probably impossible to temper.
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