It also said Beitar Illit, an ultra-Orthodox settlement near Bethlehem, was approved before the moratorium being declared.
After years of political pressure, and a burgeoning cultural sense that the whales were too intelligent and sentient to destroy, an international moratorium on whaling was declared.
Attempting to control the influx in East Haddam, where 60 to 80 lots a year have been developed since 1981, a six-month moratorium on residential development was declared last November to allow time for review and adjustment of planning and zoning regulations.
As a result of the queen conch population decline in Florida, a complete moratorium on the Florida conch fishery was declared in 1986 [2], [3].
A one-year moratorium would be declared on any decision to sell the wooded parcel, during which time the board would try to find alternative sources to compensate for the amount credited to the fund.
When asked whether a moratorium had been declared, the Health Department said, "In 1998, the department decided that it would no longer approve additional slots in the adult day care program".
She's Australian, she's married, she's not yet 30, she has thoroughbred's bones, there is consensus about the face - marvellous, quirky, the beauty elusive - and a moratorium has been declared on the word luminous to describe either her skin or acting.
My list of movie tropes for which a moratorium should be declared continues to grow.
Until seeing this film, I had long thought that some kind of moratorium ought to be declared on the indiscriminate use of the word "balletic" to describe fight scenes - a naive cliche generally used by those who have never seen a real fight, or indeed a ballet, in their lives.
