All five proposals by Japan and Norway to end the strict international moratorium on it failed to muster the needed two-thirds majority.
Errant orchestras could even be slapped into submission with a season's worth of Shostakovich suspension or a strict Mahler moratorium.
This raises the question as to whether the routine application of new health technologies should be subject to a strict national moratorium.
As part of the managed-access process, the DAC was asked to stress the requirement for strict adherence to the publication moratorium, particularly to those data users approved for access during the early stages of data availability.
While the clams came back by the early 1980's, with them came stricter regulations, which included a moratorium on any new clam licenses and a sharp reduction in the amount of clams that could be caught.
Last year, a Royal Commission imposed strict controls on field trials and a moratorium on commercial release of GE organisms until October 2003.
In Seymour, which has already issued more building permits in 2004 than it did for all of last year, some residents unsuccessfully demanded that the town impose a moratorium on new subdivisions and impose stricter housing development regulations.
Drillers are already chafing under a moratorium on deepwater drilling in the gulf and strict new rules on shallow-water wells.
Lee Crockett, executive director of the Marine Fish Conservation Network, an umbrella organization of environmental and commercial fishing groups, said the moratorium should not be lifted without the enactment of strict regulations.
New York has instituted a moratorium on fracking, and Illinois Governor Pat Quinn signed a strict set of regulations into law in June.
Because of these issues, some states (e.g., New York) have a moratorium on UNGDO, whereas other state legislatures have considered passing strict regulations on the industry (Pless 2011).
