Sentence examples for brief moratorium from inspiring English sources

Bank of America, the biggest of the nation's banks, ended a brief moratorium on foreclosures last week.

And perhaps we should all consider a brief moratorium on lists in children's books as well as Capitalising Important Ideas or Objects.

What's more, a brief moratorium on home foreclosures during the winter will postpone when some banks book losses on a big swath of soured loans.

Following a brief moratorium in 1972, when the Supreme Court ruled that the death penalty's application violated the Eighth Amendment's ban on cruel and unusual punishment, it was reinstated in 38 states from 1976.

The seizure and subsequent legal appeals caused the commissioner's office and the union to agree to a brief moratorium in testing in 2004 and then to agree not to do the annual test on players who had failed in 2003 until all of them were notified that their results had been seized.

Studies conducted since a brief moratorium on the death penalty ended in 1976 "do not provide evidence for or against the proposition that the death penalty affects homicide rates," the study concludes.

These strongly opposing perspectives led to a brief voluntary moratorium on the research in January 2012, which was later reversed.

"My suggestion is not that we should stop producing Shakespeare, but that we should have a brief – perhaps two-year – moratorium on funding his work.

"I said from the beginning that I wasn't married to it," Mr. Sweeney said of the moratorium in a brief telephone interview.

But Narang told me that Trump has turned what's usually a brief pause into an ongoing moratorium.

They did do a few bits of good in this brief session, including a six-month moratorium on hydraulic fracturing to extract natural gas in the Marcellus Shale areas upstate.