Sentence examples for moratorium period from inspiring English sources

The N.B.A. said yesterday that the league and the union agreed to shorten the moratorium period during which teams are prohibited from signing free agents.

Local builders and developers spoke out against the moratorium at a public hearing last week and persuaded the town board to consider amending it to allow projects that have received approval within the last two years but have not yet started construction to go forward during the moratorium period.

Although there was no official vote, it was agreed to have what was described as a moratorium period, taking in any case up to November, at a time when the league are gathering information about new ways to prevent clubs enticing away the best youngsters from their rivals with financial offers.

This may raise complex issues about how the "moratorium period" will affect funding the costs of an administration but the fundamental principle of allowing fans to take over their club's property, thus guaranteeing rental terms are not too onerous, is surely welcome.

This moratorium period was also in line with the policies of previously funded Wellcome Trust projects such as the Wellcome Trust Case Control Consortium WTCCCC).

The principal facility is to be repaid over a two-year period in four equal parts on a yearly installment after the moratorium period.

The current negotiations are focused on the possibility of a settlement moratorium for a period of time following the completion of several thousand units.

This exercise coincides with a moratorium or 'grace period' during which enforcement will be postponed as information is gathered.

Glacier Lake Resources Inc., a Vancouver-based copper and silver mining firm, announced the acquisition of the Colt Mesa deposit in a press release last week, noting that the "area recently became open for staking and exploration after a 21 year period moratorium".

Periodically, policy advocates or Members of Congress propose numerical limits on all new federal regulations, outright moratoria for a period, or other variations on this scheme.

The moratorium allowed for a period of reflection to ensure that scientific progress would proceed without putting society's wellbeing at risk.