Moderations

/ ˌmɒdəˈreɪʃənz /

plural noun

1. short for Honour Moderations

Example Sentences

Updates and moderations to the Rooney Rule, which requires teams to interview minority candidates for leadership positions but has been criticized as inadequate, are possible.

From Seattle Times

But it's not her first Red Wall tribute - she stitched the original in 2016 to celebrate Wales' Euro success and has made moderations in the style of the new kit for this year's campaign.

From BBC

Employees are asking Facebook to do a third-party audit of content moderations decisions surrounding Arab and Muslim content.

From The Verge

Mario Pérez, a lawmaker with the ruling party of President Juan Orlando Hernandez, formally proposed the change last week, calling it a "constitutional lock" to prevent any future moderations of the abortion law.

From BBC

“We certainly need transparency around the process that we have and around the practice, and the outcomes of those moderations.”

From The Verge