Sentence examples for imposition of a moratorium from inspiring English sources
State Court of Appeals overturned two lower-court decisions and declared unconstitutional the Legislature's imposition of a moratorium 12 months earlier on the payment by the city of its short term notes.
It led to BP chief executive Tony Hayward standing down and the imposition of a moratorium on deepwater offshore drilling.
"This case asks whether the federal government's imposition of a general moratorium on deepwater drilling for oil in the Gulf of Mexico was imposed contrary to law.
For the purposes of this paper, an example of changing timescapes are the periods before, during and after the imposition of a national moratorium on clinical xenotransplantation.
In some cases, the time series spanned a significant change in fishing intensity such as the imposition of a complete fishing moratorium.
OCTA requested two changes: imposition of a one-year application moratorium on recipients that do not aggressively pursue the use of the funds and permission to use the full amount of the granted funds even if the project doesn't cost that much.
He pointed to Cambodia's "tireless efforts" to ensure fair land deals, "such as the imposition of the moratorium on new economic land concessions, review of existing land concessions, and the concerted efforts of the diligent work of some 1,500 volunteer students to assist with land titling for some 350,000 families, which amounted to 1.2m hectares [3m acres] of land".
Three studies are presented for fisheries along the eastern seaboard of the United States, though that for red snapper describes a fishery in which the actual implementation of the programme was thwarted by the imposition of the moratorium on Individual Transferable Quotas (ITQs).
