Sentence examples for further moratoria from inspiring English sources

Moreover, if Israelis do not renew the freeze, even temporarily, then the United States will be freed of its proposed commitments, such as withholding a veto at the United Nations Security Council over the next year on resolutions involving the Israeli-Palestinian peace process or promising not to request any further moratoria on settlements.

Israel's 15-member inner cabinet, which must approve any further moratorium on settlement construction, was meeting for the first time since Israeli and American leaders reached broad agreement last week on an additional 90-day construction freeze, but it did not discuss the issue.

There is already a moratorium on unsafe research and we don't need a further moratorium on unsafe gene editing research.

President Obama rises at the United Nations and calls for a further moratorium on building in the settlements as if it's a crime for peaceful people to have children and add rooms to warm and hospitable homes.

A second group writing in the journal Nature went further, suggesting a moratorium on research where human germ cells are edited for fear of where it might lead.

Ms. Davis, a Republican, said lawmakers agreed that there were some major problems at Cprit, but she said she had concerns that the moratorium "further erodes the stature and credibility of Cprit" by scaring scientists and researchers away from Texas.

But they went further, proposing a moratorium on therapies that might change human DNA accidentally, including methods used by some reproductive medicine clinics.

Despite the K Foundation's reported moratorium, further national screenings of the film organised by Chris Brook took place as planned.

John co-ordinated the international campaign to secure a moratoria on further destruction of the Amazon by soya producers.

But I would have gone even further and lifted the moratorium with a presidential order.

Policy Analysis for California Education is correct when it urges a moratorium on further political "help".