He said Israel was expected to institute "a freeze on all settlement activity" as part of the first phase.
Scott signed the provision into law; he also instituted a freeze on any new regulations, and then shed existing regulations by the hundreds.
The agency also has instituted a freeze on expenses that are not critical for safety, sought higher subsidies from the jurisdictions it serves and tapped operating surpluses from prior years to cover expenses.
In September 1948 the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), under its chairman Wayne Coy, elected to institute a freeze on the licensing of new stations in order to regroup and investigate the problem of station allocation and other regulatory issues.
Already, Unesco's director-general, Irina Bokova, whose candidacy Washington strongly supported two years ago, has instituted a freeze on all new spending, as well as a hiring freeze, travel restrictions and a cancellation at year's end of the contracts of most outside consultants.
Trump, in what's been hyped as an "unprecedented" move, has instituted a freeze on the hiring of federal employees.
He said that after instituting a hiring freeze and making other administrative cuts, he still faced a $10 million deficit.
Long Island Bus, the only public bus line that serves the county, and $5 million more in contracts with outside agencies, and instituting a hiring freeze.
College officials have already taken several steps, including raising local taxes, instituting a hiring freeze, increasing class size and increasing tuition.
By doing so, we avoided instituting a hiring freeze and will continue to invest in our most promising opportunities.
