Sentence examples for a moratorium on a from inspiring English sources

The payment was made just hours after the governor signed an executive order Thursday declaring a moratorium on a portion of that debt.

PARIS, France — The French government announced a moratorium on a hike in fuel prices Tuesday following a weekend of protests authorities say were the worst the country's seen in 50 years.

First the good news: Thanks to the long-time work of numerous Arizona groups and public officials, Salazar upheld a moratorium on a million-acre zone of uranium mining claims, assuring federal protection for Arizona's singular natural heritage: The Grand Canyon state.

"You can't put a moratorium on an airport," said Greg Brenneman, the president of Continental Airlines, which plans to expand regional service at La Guardia.

Until then, they demanded a moratorium on all nuclear activity and a revocation of recent clearances.

As a result, the government imposed a moratorium on all conversions pending these new rules.

At Tuesday's hearing, one man called for a moratorium on new petrochemical plants, an unthinkable proposition in the past.

Mr. Thompson of the Chamber of Commerce suggests a moratorium on adding churches, or a requirement that new ones pay taxes.

England in particular has an epidemic of binge drinking, but no one would dare suggest a widespread pub crackdown or a moratorium on football matches.

Missouri has imposed a moratorium on executions until a new formula is settled on.

Nor is a moratorium on debt repayment necessarily a sign of collapse.