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Social media was suspended and a moratorium imposed on the issuing of visas to foreign journalists.

In 1992, there was a moratorium imposed on the planting of A mangium due to the extensive occurrence of heartrot disease in many plantation sites.

Children's advocates say the Los Angeles County Probation Department has continued to bill parents of youths held in detention despite a moratorium imposed last month on such charges.

Should a 50-year moratorium be imposed on new police procedurals?

He said he was lifting a moratorium he imposed on sending detainees to Yemen, where most of the cleared detainees are from.

The suggestion by Senator Dianne Feinstein that a federal moratorium be imposed on graduate students from Middle Eastern countries (news article, Nov. 18) is not without merit.

Mr. Obama said he was lifting a moratorium he imposed on sending detainees to Yemen, where a new president has inspired more faith in the White House that he would not allow recidivism.

A moratorium was imposed on rural school closures until the report was released.

Second, a moratorium was imposed on reevaluations of the most troublesome cases –those involving mental impairments or pain –until more appropriate guidelines could be developed.

In 2012, a moratorium was imposed on ELCs, but Mr Ouch argued that it did not go far enough and did not stop forests being felled and people being displaced.

And a moratorium would be imposed on the repayment of Greece's debt and interest payments until growth is restored.