Sentence examples for moratorium point from inspiring English sources

I know that supporters of Obama's drilling moratorium point out that the moratorium is not forever.

The economics of a temporary ban would hardly warrant such exposure, and in fact the actual reaction to the moratorium proves the point.

Subsequently, when Nas's album was exempted from this moratorium, many fans pointed to this decision as a confirmation of journalistic bias towards East Coast hip hop.

A moratorium is the wrong starting point.

This year, he said he supported a moratorium on the death penalty, pointing to evidence that innocent people were being sent to death row.

At the start of the campaign this year, he said he supported a moratorium on the death penalty, pointing to evidence that innocent people were being executed.

The JDRF moratorium coincided with the mid-point of the Australian moratorium on animal-to-human transplantation.

He just wants to point out that moratoria on research, by definition, impede scientific freedom, and that, in turn, threatens transparency".

Maddow took issue with Chu's assertion that the administration has instituted a moratorium on new drilling offshore, pointing out that approvals seem to be moving forward.

It was given hundreds of performances during his lifetime, and at one point he declared a moratorium on its presentation, fearing that it would become over-exposed.

But Representative Edward J. Markey, a Massachusetts Democrat, pointed out that the moratorium did not apply to the vast majority of rigs because they are already in production.