After the country joined the E.U. in 2004 it was granted a moratorium, later extended to 2014, on sales to buyers from older member states, to give time for land prices and incomes to align with the rest of the Union.
So far it has been granted an official moratorium through 2004.
He has now announced a new moratorium, under which no new timber contracts will be granted for cutting natural forests anywhere in the Philippines.
In NSW, the state government has granted a moratorium, allowing a noisy minority of recreational anglers the right to fish in marine sanctuaries without being prosecuted.
First of all, they don't usually go for a moratorium; second of all, it was bipartisan, and third, to stop a project that has already been granted approvals was a pretty gutsy move".
The campaigns for Mr. Lee, Mr. Chiu and Supervisor John Avalos, who also backed the tax moratorium, were granted visits to Zynga's new South of Market headquarters to campaign in front of employees.
Congress has also placed a moratorium on visits to the labs by scientists from numerous countries, except when special waivers are granted by Mr. Richardson.
The European Commission lifted a six-year moratorium on GM food in Europe last year, but even so, no new crops have been granted entry, he says.
Since the moratorium, around a dozen new concessions have been revealed, although the government claims these had already been granted.
