Sentence examples for moratorium request from inspiring English sources

For the International Institute, which has been resettling refugees in New Hampshire for decades, the moratorium request came as a shock, said William J. Gillett, chairman of the agency's board.

The moratorium had been requested by Richard J. Durbin of Illinois, the second-highest-ranking Democrat in the Senate, and Senator Richard G. Lugar, Republican of Indiana, the leading sponsors of the student legislation, called the Dream Act.

The council unanimously supported a motion urging the Welsh Government to request a moratorium on all wind farm applications.

They also request a moratorium on the new Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes assigned to investigate cases where police operations result in the serious injury or death of civilians.

That is in accordance with a voluntary moratorium on cloned meat requested by the Department of Agriculture.

"A predictable, but unfortunate, side effect of the earmark moratorium is that these requests are going underground and hard to discover," she said.

In mid-April, seventy-seven members of the clergy signed a letter to Christie requesting a moratorium on the plan, citing "venomous" public anger and "the moral imperative" that people have power over their own destiny.

Airbus has requested a moratorium on cancellations through the end of the year to work out a delivery schedule and a financing arrangement under which more of the development costs would be borne by the governments.

EADS has requested a moratorium on A400M cancellations through the end of the year to work out a new delivery schedule and a financing arrangement under which more of the development costs would be borne by governments.

Gen. Charles F. Bolden Jr, the NASA administrator, told a House committee that he has ordered a review of the "access which foreign nationals from designated countries are granted at NASA facilities," and had issued a moratorium on any new requests for access from citizens of several countries, including China, Iran, North Korea, Saudi Arabia and Uzbekistan.

(Pearce, who took his victories as a sign to double down, found himself the subject of a recall election once the business community requested a moratorium on further such legislation, which it had determined to be bad for the state economy).