Sentence examples for moratorium on setting from inspiring English sources
West Bengal: The central government has extended the moratorium on setting up "potentially polluting" units in Haldia and Asansol imposed by former Union environment and forest ministry Jairam Ramesh, making it harder to attract investments to the area, the Telegraph reports.
Ithink there's going to have to be a moratorium on shows set in the 1960s until we've all had a chance to let the memory of Mad Men fade.
They supported a continuation of the existing moratorium on projects, set to expire in January.
Not all task force members were necessarily committed to the idea of a moratorium before setting out on their nationwide listening tour.
Australia believes that in addition to being a front for commercial activity, Japan's "research quota" catch of up to 1,000 whales a year violates a 1946 international convention regulating whaling, as well as a moratorium on commercial activity set by the International Whaling Commission in 1986, when the number of whales had fallen sharply.
The decision follows a moratorium on drilling permits set in 2008 in order to conduct environmental tests to ensure the safety of residents.
On May 27, just as a month-long moratorium on drilling was set to expire, the administration extended it for deepwater operations in the Gulf of Mexico for an additional six months, claiming the pause was necessary to ensure oil companies working at extreme depths had adequate spill prevention and response capabilities.
That moratorium is set to expire on Nov. 30.
Maryland's fracking moratorium is set to expire in October 2017.
A year-old moratorium on the cuts is set to expire on May 25; President Bush has threatened a veto if the Senate votes this week to extend it, as the House did last month, according to Doug Turetsky, a spokesman for the Independent Budget Office.
Meanwhile, on 26 March, Fouchier said that he expects the H5N1 research moratorium, which was set to expire on 20 March, to end sometime next month.
