Sentence examples for broad moratorium from inspiring English sources

Department of Homeland Security officials said they would continue to reject any broad moratorium on deportations for those students.

As she weighed her recommendation on the Garza case, Ms. Reno said earlier today that she opposed a broad moratorium on federal executions.

While four executions have been postponed due to this particular case, this has not translated into a broader moratorium.

Mr. Terry said he preferred an early version of the bill, which would have put a broader moratorium on deaths by starvation and dehydration.

Mr. Hughes said the agency had decided to put a 90-day hold on all land exchanges to give an agency committee time to evaluate the report's findings, but he rejected the call for a broader moratorium on exchanges.

The next president could issue an even broader moratorium, covering oil and gas as well as coal". — House panel meets in Santa Fe Lawmakerss, tribal leaders and environmental groups called for stricter federal oil and gas regulations during a four-hour House Natural Resources subcommittee hearing held at New Mexico's state Capitol on Monday.

The U.S. National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity (NSABB), which has asked scientists and journals to redact key details in two explosive influenza papers, is also considering a call for a voluntary broader moratorium on the publication of similar studies while an international debate is held to discuss how the field should proceed.

"There are a series of unintended consequences to a broader moratorium". Such a national moratorium "would impact the recovery in the housing sector" because pending sales of foreclosed homes would be stopped, Gibbs said.

The move comes as hard-won peace talks are stalled over the question of whether Israel will extend its broader construction moratorium in the West Bank.

Home Properties, a REIT based in Rochester, may delay the start of a project in Tysons Corner, Va., planned for next year as part of a broader development moratorium it has instituted, according to comments made by its executives during their quarterly earnings call this summer.

It is a broad-brush moratorium that would stop all kinds of projects — modest apartments and homeless housing as well as million-dollar condos.