Some may well be aghast at her rejection of lifetime bans and her proposal for a moratorium on trawls through the past statements of Labour party members.
Senator Feinstein met on Oct. 2 with representatives of schools including Stanford University, the University of Southern California and Georgetown University to discuss her proposal, and afterward she pulled back from her call for a moratorium on student visas.
He credited her with proposing a moratorium on home foreclosures.
She temporarily retired from acting in the late 1980s, at the request of her husband, but the moratorium ended when they divorced in 1992.
The Hodgman government's pro-logging drive has confirmed her view that negotiations with the industry are impossible, and that only direct action can secure her aim, a complete moratorium on logging native forests.
In explaining her support for the Charlotte moratorium resolution, Lynn Wheeler, a Republican city councilwoman who favors the death penalty, said, "When you realize that the governor of Illinois, who's a Republican, called for a moratorium because there were 13 innocent people on death row -- well, that raises a question for everyone".
Her government has declarared a moratorium on oil exploration, showing renewed emphasis on ecotourism.
Like most German politicians today, Petry observes the national moratorium on charisma, but her appearances have the feel of a celebrity tour.
Ms. Scudiero said city officials had not yet decided whether they supported a moratorium, although she said her department had allowed some business owners to sign affidavits promising to do the required work within six months or a year.
But she recently backtracked on a commitment to impose on her first day in office a moratorium on coal, oil, and natural gas drilling on public lands.
Soon after her election, Colau announced a year-long moratorium on new hotels and tourist apartments, disrupting over 30 planned hotel projects.
