Wells Fargo spokesman Jason Menke said the bank was not instituting a moratorium on foreclosure sales and evictions, as other big lenders have done.
"(Turnbull should) look seriously at instituting a moratorium on immigration of Muslims to Australia or, at the very least, greater stringency in vetting those wishing to come to our country," she said.
Massachusetts (MA) instituted a moratorium on ambulance diversion ("No Diversion") on January 1 , 2009
Pennsylvania's governor instituted a moratorium in February to investigate the state's capital punishment system.
And while Casselberry has already closed one Internet cafe and instituted a moratorium on new ones, Jacks, for now, appears to have nothing to worry about.
She ordered seven of Germany's power plants to be temporarily closed, instituted a moratorium on construction of new reactors, ordered an intensive review of security and safety measures, and appointed the Ethics Commission.
First, in September, he instituted a moratorium on flights during the airport's busiest hours, an unprecedented move for the Port Authority and one that drew the ire of the airlines.
Europe approved the sale of genetically altered soybeans in the 1990's, but then in 1998 Europe instituted a moratorium on approving new biotechnology crops like certain varieties of genetically altered corn.
In the past few days, however, Trump has made one of his trademark sharp turns, suggesting ahead of his speech today that he might institute a moratorium on new financial regulation.
Concerned about overdevelopment, the Planning and Zoning Commission in Seymour recently voted5 to 0 to institute a moratorium on the building of new subdivisions with more than six new homes.
When the stronger quake occurred less than 24 hours later, Mr. Ware said, state officials decided to institute a moratorium on the injection of drilling waste within a five-mile radius of the well, "until we are able to take a closer look at the earthquake data that is available".
