On November 14 , 1969 people began flooding into the city for the next day's antiwar demonstration, the half-million-strong Moratorium March on Washington.
There is a strong case for a moratorium on debris-creating anti-satellite tests.
Heartbreak On Hold, however, is a strong argument for a moratorium on songs featuring effects-laden instances of the word "tonight".
Mr. Kaine and Mr. McEachin favor stronger gun controls and a moratorium on the death penalty -- and said so at the news conference.
Having lost that argument, they are now insisting on stronger state management plans, and a moratorium on hunting until such plans can be formulated.
"I also think that the biggest single thing the administration and the Congress could do to get the economy back stronger would be to put a moratorium on new regulations".
At the local level across much of the nation, efforts to limit sprawl have already picked up strong momentum, with some communities implementing moratoriums on building permits or using other tactics to halt growth.
There was strong support in the House and Senate for a permanent moratorium, but concerns over the potential long-term impact on state and local governments forced a compromise.
I was nearing the end of my day, and I knew that it was almost time to make things happen, but my moratorium on public washrooms still held strong.
Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, Democrat of New York, and Representative Michael McCaul, Republican of Texas, are working on legislation to establish a two-year moratorium on the electronic submission of ballots until stronger security standards are established.
Mr. Netanyahu faces strong opposition from within his governing coalition to any extension of the moratorium, which is due to end Sept. 26.
