The phrase "a moratorium from" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct expression is "a moratorium on," which is used to indicate a temporary suspension or prohibition of an activity or process.
Example: "The government has declared a moratorium on new oil drilling permits until further studies are conducted."
Alternatives: "a suspension of" or "a halt to".
One key question now is whether Russia will help or hinder efforts to prevent flare-ups between extremist Serbs and Kosovars.Meanwhile Russia's Duma, the lower house of parliament, has voted unanimously to back a moratorium from December 12th on Russia's obligations under the Conventional Forces in Europe (CFE) treaty.
The club wishes to seek the protection of a moratorium from HMRC action whilst a CVA proposal is made to creditors.
He added: "As a result of that advice, it has been decided to seek the protection of a moratorium from HMRC action whilst a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) proposal is made to creditors.
Suspensions of biomedical research are almost unheard of; the only other one in the United States was a moratorium from 1974 to 1976 on some types of recombinant DNA research, because of safety concerns.
While a moratorium — active from Thursday — has banned broadcast outlets from discussing the upcoming referendum, social media has observed no such limits.
The first call for a moratorium came from the American Bar Association, which in 1997 proposed a temporary halt while states put in place policies to ensure fairness and to minimize the risk of executing the innocent.
The Compton ban is an ordinance imposing a moratorium on fracking "from any surface location in the city or from any site outside the city limits where the subsurface bottom hole is located in the city".
That meant, presumably, an executive order or a moratorium on building from the governor.
His support for a moratorium drew applause from the several dozen people who turned out for the forum.
The day began with a plea for a moratorium on protests from Fredricka Gray, Freddie Gray's twin sister, so that her family might bury her brother in peace.
The ALA wants to contest the next federal election, largely on an anti-Islamic platform that includes a moratorium on immigration from Muslim nations, and a ban on face coverings such as the burqa and niqab.
