Sentence examples for established a moratorium from inspiring English sources
Pomfret established a moratorium on housing subdivisions while its brand-new planning and zoning commission figures out zoning regulations.
The village has established a moratorium on demolishing structures in the historic Bedford Road area until the issue has been resolved.
And when recombinant DNA first became possible, leading scientists, led by David Baltimore, established a moratorium on their work, pending open discussion among themselves and a wide range of lay people to establish standards.
Before Gov. John Kitzhaber of Oregon established a moratorium on his state's death penalty last year, Christian Longo, a death row inmate, started a campaign to allow the condemned to donate their organs.
In 2011, then-president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono established a moratorium on new logging and plantation permits across more than 14 million hectares of previously unprotected peatlands and forests — a move that was accompanied by a push to reform the bureaucracies that manage the country's forests.
Yoshihide Suga, Japan's chief Cabinet secretary, said Wednesday that the country has decided to leave the International Whaling Commission — a multinational conservation body with more than 80 members that established a moratorium on whaling back in 1986 — and start hunting whales again in the waters around Japan.
It was a meeting that, for fish, could have been as important as the 1982 meeting of the International Whaling Commission that voted to establish a moratorium on commercial whaling worldwide.
"Our hope is that a new administration voluntarily, on its own, will establish a moratorium so that it can reassess and revisit and, we hope, reform the system," Mr. Blumenthal said.
"Resolution of the conflict would consist of establishing a moratorium on all earlier decisions taken by the sides that led to the conflict, and immediately declaring the volunteer forces illegal," Tass said.
The planned test, which will be the first release of a genetically modified animal in Africa, has also raised the stakes at the two-week UN biodiversity conference, where representatives are debating whether to establish a moratorium on gene drives or to allow continued research under strict guidelines.
Officials at some of the state's 16 medical schools began to complain about the paid clerkships so bitterly that, two years ago, the Education Department's Board of Regents formed a committee to evaluate them, effectively establishing a moratorium on paid clerkships.
