We have a plan that would be much less costly than buyouts and more comprehensive than a moratorium.
"In my opinion, and that of the majority of the council, the only way to prevent this from happening here is for Congress to enact a comprehensive ban or moratorium on all human cloning".
In the building-crazed town, all the studies, comprehensive plans and building moratoriums undertaken by local officials in recent years seem barely to have slowed the spread of these large-lot, jarringly expensive second homes of mock-heroic proportions, now as much a visual mainstay as the open land they overran.
And a council committee unveiled a revamped proposal for a comprehensive ordinance to replace the moratorium.
The Bush administration has commissioned a study on how quickly nuclear test sites in the Nevada desert could be put back into action, as part of a broad strategy of freeing the US from the constraints of the nuclear test moratorium and the 1996 comprehensive test ban treaty.
Its new $400bn defence budget allocates funding to this work; linked to this is an expected US move to end its nuclear test moratorium in defiance of the comprehensive test ban treaty.
Kennedy backed his eloquent words with deeds--he announced a resumption of multilateral discussions towards a comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty and a moratorium on American atmospheric tests so long as no other nation performed any.
Their friends rallied in their support in 2003, when they asked the Town Board for an exemption to the moratorium on most subdivisions while a comprehensive plan is developed.
After the end of the cold war, in 1996, the United Nations codified a de facto moratorium on the blasts in the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty and began organizing an International Monitoring System to hunt for violators.
Speaking to around 400 people in a community hall, Falconer challenged all three political parties to declare a moratorium on turbine construction until a comprehensive study is completed by the federal health ministry.
