moderator
নিয়ামক
definition
noun
Egypt managed to assert its role as a regional moderator
an arbitrator or mediator.
I'm not interested in reading only what your moderators approve.
a person who moderates an Internet forum or online discussion.
translation of 'moderator'
যে বা যাহা শান্ত বা নিয়ন্ত্রিত করে,
নিয়ামক,
সভাপতি,
নিয়মক ব্যক্তি বা বস্তু,
পরীক্ষা নিয়ন্ত্রক
noun
মধ্যস্থ,
সালিশ,
নিয়ামক বস্তু,
প্রশমক বস্তু,
নিয়ামক,
নিয়ামক ব্যক্তি,
প্রশমক ব্যক্তি
example
The 'moderator' of the English language debates got a lot of bad press for letting things get out of control.
And my answer there is that my function as a debate 'moderator' has always been to just to facilitate the exchange between the candidates, to get them to talk about it.
I thought that was strange since he was going to be the 'moderator' of the debate.
The organization constituted itself in January and elected as 'moderator' the head of the Episcopal Diocese of New York.
They insisted on a single 'moderator' , a stiff debate format and live coverage only by two small stations.
Light-water reactors use ordinary water for both coolant and for neutron 'moderator' .
The former 'moderator' of the Church of Scotland has now given up the parish he tended for 13 years to take on a new challenge.
The 'moderator' for the negotiations jotted a few notes on the screen of her PDA with a stylus.
The first act of the Assembly was the appointment of a 'moderator' .
A vocal critic of the government, he was a minister of the Dutch Reformed Church and 'moderator' of its Transvaal senate when he was banned in 1977.
We held an April contest there, and since I'm a 'moderator' I figured I best churn out a submission.
The 'moderator' challenged the audience: u2018What are you - bishops, priests, laity - afraid of about dialogue?u2019
Gentlemen, I was in the middle of it as the 'moderator' , but I need you all who were observers to tell me what it all meant.
The 'moderator' made a speech at first mild, recognising what Europeans had done in Africa.
Average people asked better questions than the 'moderator' of the first debate.
And now let's talk to the 'moderator' of this evening's recall debate.
The list manager, unlike a 'moderator' , does not pre-approve each e-mail sent to the list.
It can be intimidating, but the 'moderator' must keep the debate on track and fair.
This fifth day we have a story from Val, who is a vivid RPG player and a 'moderator' on our forum.
after marking by the tutor, the papers are returned to a 'moderator'
Last month the former 'moderator' of the Presbyterian Church, went so far as to call for an end to the withdrawal by Protestants from mixed towns and areas.
the debates will each feature one 'moderator' and a panel of three questioners
He has been the 'moderator' of the Free Presbyterian Church since he founded it in 1951, a longer run in power than most popes.
in a fast reactor there is no 'moderator' to slow the reaction down
Thus, it appears that ethnic identity more likely operates as a 'moderator' or as a mediator or as a co-factor in protection from drug abuse.
Harare's Presbyterian 'moderator' last week called on the government to u2018stop abrogating its duty in regard to the anarchy and lawlessness which is destroying the countryu2019.
The 'moderator' provides neutrons, which are captured by the uranium atoms.
The principal 'moderator' arranged the focus groups and led the discussion.
But for any decision to be taken, the government must stand up for what it is and not play the role of a 'moderator' in college debate.
The traditional format of the two leaders plus a single 'moderator' is gone, and a panel of five is instead in place to ask the questions.
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