Sentence examples for moratorium was implemented from inspiring English sources
On the direction of Council, the final report and draft guidelines were made public as 'not endorsed' documents.13 The Australian xenotransplantation moratorium was implemented from 2005 to 2009.
For example, in northern cod, fishing mortality went up when a fishing moratorium was implemented, apparently because of low stock size, a sentinel fishery, bycatch, and range contraction (e.g., Shelton et al. 2006).
And unless a permanent moratorium is implemented, economic pressures such as the growing deficit and potential ratification of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which could potentially boost forestry exports, may cause the provincial government to ease up on the hiatus.
An unprecedented moratorium on the west coast salmon fishery was implemented in 1998, but the Thompson coho population did not recover [10].
A major new scientific study has concluded that the controversial gas extraction technique known as fracking poses a "significant" risk to human health and British wildlife, and that an EU-wide moratorium should be implemented until widespread regulatory reform is undertaken.
In 2013, Quebec placed a moratorium on the process until better regulations are implemented.
Short of a grand solution, we need a moratorium on additional partisan changes to election rules that cannot be implemented before November without a significant risk of disenfranchisement.
A three-month moratorium on Croatia and the RS Ks declarations followed, after which their decisions were implemented on 8 October.
That said, she has called for a moratorium on judging teachers and schools by the first round of assessments, which she fears are sometimes being implemented hastily and without needed support.
Richard Amper, the executive director of the Long Island Pine Barrens Society, said the moratorium should include commercial development and should be extended if necessary to allow more time for the master plan to be implemented.
