Sentence examples for implemented a moratorium from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration has already implemented a moratorium on new coal leases.

In addition, the state of California implemented a moratorium on all new contracts between California municipalities and the federal government for immigration detention facilities.

Just before the first round of voting, she announced a plan to implement a moratorium on legal immigration, "to stop this delirium".

Hadisiswoyo also called on the government of Indonesia to implement a moratorium on logging and new permits for palm oil plantations.

"Amazon is failing to take responsibility for Rekognition and how Rekognition is being deployed in communities," Snow said, adding that Congress should implement a moratorium on government use of facial recognition tools.

In 107 separate recommendations based on 500 face-to-face interviews with France Télécom employees, the report called for the company to implement a moratorium on reorganizations, closely monitor psychosocial risk factors and create an internal network of mediators to make the personnel department more accessible.

The ACLU has been raising red flags on that first point for some time, asking Congress to implement a moratorium on surveillance technologies.

After this first meeting at least 9 attempts on our part were initiated to bring attention to these circumstances and implement a moratorium and an investigation to prevent further patients from being put in what seemed to be life-threatening danger".

Governor Ducey's first official action in January 2015 was to implement a moratorium on new regulatory rulemaking by state agencies.

The UN's high commissioner for human rights, Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, and its special representative for Iraq, Nickolay Mladenov, called on the Iraqi government to implement a moratorium on the death penalty following the publication of the report.

The Trudeau government announced that it would introduce legislation to implement a moratorium on crude-oil tankers along British Columbia's northern coast, an area that extends from the province's border with Alaska to a point close to the northern tip of Vancouver Island.