Sentence examples for possible moratorium from inspiring English sources

With senior Tories muttering about a possible moratorium on onshore windfarms, it looks unlikely.

Texas, which leads the country in executions, was on the verge of enacting laws to change its criminal justice system, including a possible moratorium on executions of the mentally disabled.

"We would like him to consider a possible moratorium on the entire program.

If current conditions persist, the city will probably ramp up its water restrictions to the next level, including a possible moratorium on watering lawns, he said.

Michael R. Bromwich, the director of the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement, the agency responsible for policing offshore drilling, said Monday in a letter to the presidential commission investigating the accident that it was possible that the moratorium would be lifted before Nov. 30 for certain types of rigs.

Mr. Pastrana and his peace negotiator, Camilo Gómez, tried earlier last week to urge the rebels to abide by an October agreement that called for talks to begin on a possible cease fire and a moratorium on rebel kidnappings of civilians.

The result may be a possible compromise putting a two-year moratorium on every sort of cloning.

The bickering over a possible short extension of Israel's moratorium on settlement building has amounted to an American humiliation.

The claim by the Qassam Brigades wing of Hamas, the militant Islamic group, signaled a possible end to its self-imposed moratorium on such attacks that had lasted more than three years.

The only possible Palestinian flexibility on the settlement-building moratorium issue lies in U.S. guarantees that borders are going to be addressed pronto.

"We strongly urged the North Koreans to proceed with a moratorium on ballistic missiles and possible nuclear test," he also said.