Sentence examples for enforcing a moratorium on from inspiring English sources

The development of unconventional oil and gas remains prohibited in Scotland, with ministers enforcing a moratorium on it via planning powers.

What needs to be done is to enforce a moratorium on development of barrier beaches and a concerted effort to get people to leave.

President Reagan has kept up the pressure, threatening vetos to enforce a moratorium on all new projects until Congress agreed to reform.

The EAC report concluded that by the start of 2014 the UK government must enforce a moratorium on the use of three neonicotinoids on the flowering crops that bees and other pollinators feed on, such as corn and oilseed rape.

L.A. Unified has no authority to enforce a moratorium, which would require a change to state law.

He and Councilman Jose Huizar introduced a proposal Wednesday asking city officials to report back on decriminalizing "peddling". Cedillo is also exploring whether the city should impose a moratorium on enforcing either of the two codes until vending regulations are in place.

A moratorium on enforcing sex work laws and an implementation of sex work-specific programmes during the World Cup would provide important lessons that could inform long-term legal strategies around sex work, HIV and human rights in South Africa.

The Verdugo Woodlands homeowner group in December persuaded the city to enforce provisions of a 1922 law requiring a moratorium on most major new multi-unit development in areas recommended for down-zoning.

Although the city had a moratorium on new dispensaries, it failed to enforce the ban and hundreds opened with no oversight, triggering complaints from neighborhood activists.

We have, incidentally, a moratorium on the death penalty, which is often enforced in other G-8 countries.

We need to enforce trade agreements and safety standards, crack down on abusive mortgage lenders and place a moratorium on foreclosures.