Sentence examples for through a moratorium on from inspiring English sources

£1bn saved through a moratorium on the use of consultants in central government.

And partly through a moratorium on soybean plantings in the Amazon, deforestation levels dropped for two straight years, only to spike late last year after global prices for grains also shot up.

In terms of policy approaches, Peru's newly created Ministry of Environment is actively struggling with the illegal mining issue [44]; a recent effort to reign in mining was made through a moratorium on new mining concessions.

We can bring it to an end, on a worldwide scale, through a moratorium on new placements.

In 1978 the rights were restricted to the owners of vessels then in the surf clam fishery through a moratorium on new vessels in the fishery.

The political will of the Yobe State government to strengthen health provision — through lifting a moratorium on recruitment and providing incentives for retention and support of staff — has supported a recovery of health systems functioning.

Through Aug. 1 A moratorium on art exhibitions about science and nature is long overdue.

"We had a moratorium on hiring through the realignment process, which concluded at the end of April," a Coca-Cola spokesman, Ben Deutsch, said on Wednesday.

Some may well be aghast at her rejection of lifetime bans and her proposal for a moratorium on trawls through the past statements of Labour party members.

Airbus has requested a moratorium on cancellations through the end of the year to work out a delivery schedule and a financing arrangement under which more of the development costs would be borne by the governments.

Goldberg believes President Obama has the ability to institute a moratorium on foreclosures through an executive order, because the federal government controls mortgage loans through its stake in mortgage companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and the Department of Housing and Urban Development.