Sentence examples for moratorium to allow from inspiring English sources

CSX, UP and the others lobbied hard for a 15-month merger moratorium to allow the industry to get its house in order.

While Iceland and Norway effectively opted-out of the moratorium to allow them to continue hunting, Japan has used a clause in the treaty that allows whaling for scientific purposes.

The Red Onion (420 East Cooper Avenue, 970-925-9043), the town's oldest bar in its original location (an 1892 building) and a local favorite for Mexican fare and microbrews, is scheduled to close on March 31 unless it receives an exception to the moratorium to allow for renovation and possibly an expansion.

They pressed for a moratorium to allow completion of a revised community plan being developed in Westwood by the city Planning Department.

End-of-life decisions, including euthanasia, should not be avoided, but a moratorium to allow a steady state to be reached should be proposed.

But diplomats and analysts said that there would also have been private undertakings for such a moratorium, sufficient to allow the Palestinians to agree to resume talks.

The building moratorium, imposed to allow the city to study density and on-street parking problems, has been extended twice and expires July 1.

In 1982, it adopted a moratorium on whaling, to allow the collapsing populations of various species to recover.

In May, Arcata declared a moratorium on clubs to allow the city council time to address the problem.

On the death penalty, Mr. Ferrer would say only that he supports a moratorium on executions to allow closer scrutiny of pending cases, and he suggested that the issue was not relevant.

But the legislature quickly put a moratorium in place to allow study of the issue, and the project was eventually shelved because of a dive in global uranium prices and skepticism about nuclear power that lingered after the 1979 Three Mile Island meltdown.