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They are scrambling to hold on to policies and trying to radicalise things in an effort to affect a moratorium on the crisis.

In practical terms, the Nebraska decision amounts to a moratorium on the death penalty in the state, not just a ban on a method.

in 1969, after all, that created momentum for a moratorium on new offshore drilling, and another spill could change the poll numbers today.

Dubai World is seeking a six-month moratorium on interest payments, a person familiar with the matter said.

The U. S. responded by saying that such a plan violates the nuclear moratorium deal and scuttles the resumption of food aid.

"The broad federal moratorium stands in the way of energy exploration and production, " he said.

Despite weeks of international pressure, the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did not extend the moratorium.

Mr Obama said he would extend the moratorium on permits to drill new deepwater wells, in place since April 20, for six months.

In the face of these headwinds, the end to a moratorium on new mutual fund launches has not boosted the market either.

A moratorium would at least buy time to look a bit harder for those fragile peaks.

Few Government decisions in the last few months have generated as much ongoing public discussion as the moratorium on land sales.

These books are two months overdue, but there's a moratorium this week on fines. They are trying to encourage returns.

Enact a moratorium on all new regulations for the next three years, with an exception for national security and public safety.

Ms. Weiss and her mother, a breast-cancer survivor, opened Buds after the moratorium to cater to female cancer patients.

Obama opposed to 18. 4 percent in the summer moratorium on the federal fuel tax, calling it a political stunt.

Coupled with a sensitivity to the rural charms of la France profonde, this has led to a moratorium on shale-gas exploration in France.

Japan and its allies must win the support of three-quarters of the IWC's members to overturn the moratorium on whaling adopted back in 1982.

And really, we press and pray our Israeli friends to stop, to follow to go on moratorium and to stop settlements.

A deepwater drilling moratorium is in place and a thoroughgoing review of the regulatory regime is under way .

Obama administration officials have repeatedly indicated their intention to reinstate the moratorium since the initial ruling.

Louisiana court has overturned the federal moratorium on deepwater drilling, and the state is keen to see the industry relaunched.

Many politicians (though to his credit not Barack Obama) have called for a moratorium on repossessions.

Now the end of the latest moratorium on domestic IPOs, which began last September, appears to be in sight.

"The International Olympics Committee should publicly press China for a moratorium on all executions during the Games, " said Adams.

In January Mongolia, with a history of murky executions, was the latest to declare a moratorium.

He said that those proposing METI should involve more of humanity in the debate and must accept that a moratorium may be necessary.

The country's latest moratorium on golf course construction was brought in more than five years ago, and is still technically in place.

The bank call for a moratorium on payment .

It was the first approval from the mainland regulator since September, when Beijing imposed a moratorium on listings.

During a speech Tuesday in Houston, Senator John McCain called for an end to a moratorium on energy development in coastal areas.

Continue a moratorium on accepting new coalmine exploration permit application except any one of the following circumstances.

Last month, a US judge ruled against an earlier moratorium after lawyers for the oil industry argued that it would destroy businesses.

In the Senate, where the Democrats retain a majority, Republican leaders had initially resisted calls for a moratorium.

To help conservation efforts, it prescribes a moratorium on further cutting of mangrove for shrimp cultivation.

Meanwhile, influential researchers are calling for a lengthy fishing moratorium for the entire Yangtze.

Israel says building will be limited, but it has rejected demands by the international community to extend the moratorium.

In an effort to preserve unity, the communion has called for a moratorium on blessing same-sex unions.

The moratorium remains in place today, though some countries still hunt whales in the name of scientific research.

Absent a pledge by Israel to maintain the building moratorium, the Palestinians refused to come to the negotiating table.

France has placed a moratorium on fracking and is close to a full ban.

India's prime minister, Manmohan Singh, was left to reconcile the warring factions, but gave government backing to a two year moratorium.

Ever since there has been a tacit moratorium on executions.

Indonesia also has one of the world's highest deforestation rates, though it pledged a two-year moratorium on logging in May.

Try a one-month moratorium on the behavior and see if any of your relationships improve.

President Yudhoyono has called for a moratorium on the proliferation of new districts, the number of which has quintupled since 1951.

Mr. Obama has said future assistance to the banking sector would be tied to a 90-day moratorium on foreclosures.

to roll over principal and defer payment moratorium so as not to precipitate problems with developers and increase non-performing loans.

I told him that, after I left Arkansas the previous summer, I did some work for the Vietnam Moratorium in Washington and in England.

Major world powers meeting at the United Nations Tuesday urged Israel to extend its moratorium on most West Bank settlement building.

Moreover, it is not clear which fissile material is supposed to be subject to the moratorium.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has announced a three-month moratorium on the extension of the operation periods for German nuclear plants.

Democrat Barack Obama proposed a 90-day for moratorium on home foreclosures and a two-year tax break for businesses that create new jobs.

And now Romano Prodi, Prime Minister of Italy, is pressing the UN to go further by ratifying a Universal Moratorium on the death penalty.

There should probably be a moratorium for insurance companies, as has happened over the use of genetic test information.

A ten-month moratorium on Israeli settlement building in the West Bank expired and was not renewed by the government of Binyamin Netanyahu.

C. After a de facto two-year moratorium for an investigation into alleged corruption, logging has resumed in earnest in Riau this year.

The catastrophe forced a halt to commercial fishing in the area and a moratorium on drilling.

In December the UN General Assembly votes on calling for a global moratorium on capital punishment.

Direct talks may, of course, provide Netanyahu with cover to renew the moratorium on settlement activity when it expires late September.

The maps are to be attached to a long-overdue presidential decree meant to formalise the moratorium.

But even by these standards, musings on a three-year moratorium on loan repayments for small and medium-sized companies were remarkable.

Senator Maria Cantwell, a Democrat from Washington state, wants a congressional probe into the proposed moratorium.

France announced a moratorium on its feed-in tariff last December, and Italy and Germany also made their subsidies less generous.

The interior secretary, Ken Salazar, is refining his moratorium order, hopefully in ways that will meet the district judge's objections.

Human Rights Watch issued its call for a moratorium in advance of the World Day against the Death Penalty on October 10.

The US held back from backing a moratorium it would consult the affected countries before deciding what action to take.

In late March the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a moratorium on the creation of new ETFs that use derivatives.

Richard Jerram, an economist at Macquarie Capital Securities in Tokyo, calls the planned moratorium "the socialisation of risk" .

The United States has had a moratorium on nuclear testing moratorium since 1992.

They are sensible enough, though some, like a moratorium on bilateral trade deals, seem overly idealistic.

Past efforts to reduce the number of dispensaries, including issuing the moratorium on new stores, only managed to shutter 34.

George Bush lifted a presidential moratorium on offshore oil drilling, arguing that opening up exploration would help ease high oil prices.

Hansen said he was taking part in the Coventry demonstration tomorrow because he wants a worldwide moratorium on new coal power stations.

Fish stocks have been invigorated by the fishery closures, and the moratorium on oil-drilling in the area has been lifted.

In 1975, New York state passed a moratorium on servicing New York City debt unless its holders agreed to a restructuring.

Japan, Norway, and Iceland have illegally killed nearly 35, 000 whales since the inception of the moratorium.

The moratorium began last September after the Shanghai market lost more than 60 per cent of its value from its peak in October 2007.

However, the moratorium is expected to be lifted shortly.

We will decide early in 1999 whether or not to lift this moratorium, having regard to the need to ensure stability in property market.

In the roundtable with reporters, Mr. Gates called on North Korea to announce and follow a moratorium on further nuclear or missile tests.

The new joint venture spill response company could well give the Obama administration the backdoor it needs to lift the moratorium.

He suspended talks last fall after Israel refused to extend a moratorium on settlement construction.

Norway agreed in May last year to contribute up to $1 billion to help preserve Indonesia's forests, in part through the moratorium.

The president-elect has also advocated a 90-day moratorium on foreclosures; how this fares in Congress is less certain.

Only following lobbying of key customers like McDonald's, for example, did Cargill sign up to a moratorium on Amazonian soya.

The Wizards cannot comment on talks with Arenas or announce the deal until a league-mandated moratorium expires next week.

Israel has rejected U. S. and Palestinian demands to extend the moratorium, throwing the peace process into crisis.

Before March's moratorium on the older power plants, Germany relied on nuclear power for 23% of its energy.

The moratorium weighs heaviest, Mr McCurdy says, on workers in the hundreds of small processing plants that dot the coast.

It takes the Mazu belief and the midsummer moratorium system as examples to reveal their implicit sociological essence.

The World Wildlife Fund has called for an immediate moratorium on habitat conversion.

Japanese officials counter that the 1946 convention never anticipated a moratorium on all commercial whaling.

A 90-day moratorium on foreclosures from institutions that take advantage of government bank rescue programs.

Lobstermen and the Massachusetts Lobstermen's Association argue against a moratorium.

The U. S. -India agreement ended a 34-year U. S. moratorium on nuclear trade with India following the country's first nuclear tests in 1974.

In December, the UN passed a resolution, backed by 104 states, calling for the first time for a worldwide moratorium on capital punishment.

The 2002 agreement between North Korea and Japan called for a moratorium on such missile tests.

A partial moratorium on Israeli settlement building is due to expire in under two weeks.

The anticipated moratorium has put substantial pressure on developers to accelerate and complete their projects before 2008.

No contract can be signed or officially announced until July 8, when the league's annual moratorium on trades and signings ends.

The Palestinians suspended negotiations after Israel ended a 10-month moratorium on settlement construction four weeks ago.

Construction stopped after the Columbia disaster forced a moratorium on shuttle flights.

Analysts at Raymond James & Associates said in a report on Monday that about 49, 500 direct jobs are at risk from the moratorium.

In another action, the Board lifted its moratorium on extension activities in Uzbekistan.

A "temporary" moratorium on offshore northern cod announced that year remains in place today.

The CDU president of the Bundestag questions the legality of the moratorium.

IRONY surrounds the Obama administration's moratorium on deepwater drilling in the Gulf of Mexico.

He is expected to announce new safety measures for the industry imminently, and to extend a moratorium on new permits.

Pending the treaty's entry into force, I urge all States to implement a moratorium on all nuclear explosions.

Rep. Markey, the New York Times reports, suggests a moratorium on building facilities in seismically active areas.

IN 1986, the International Whaling Commission (IWC) imposed a moratorium on commercial whaling to allow stocks to replenish.

America lifted its moratorium on deepwater drilling in the Gulf of Mexico earlier than expected.

Many are calling for fewer offshore drilling platforms, while others point out that a moratorium could be even more damaging.

The city finally issued a moratorium on new outlets in 2007, but failed to enforce it.

Last July processors announced a two-year moratorium on buying soya from deforested land.

Some non-governmental organisations want a moratorium on ethanol output, saying this would cut grain prices by 20%.

The states of New Jersey and Delaware went even further: in 2006, they declared a two year moratorium on the harvest of all horseshoe crabs.

The Panel continued the discussion with the Administration on the moratorium on the issue of further FTNS licences.

China firmly supports CTBT and stays committed to the moratorium on nuclear test.

Once they get going, the envoy implies, America will press Israel to extend its moratorium.

His plan to force banks to offer a loan moratorium to small firms has irked Hirohisa Fujii, the finance minister, and rattled markets.

But policies are changing and in the US and even, eventually, in Europe the moratorium on nuclear development will be lifted.

That is how developers get around the supposed national moratorium on building courses.

Obama wanted the talks under way before September 26, when Israel's 10-month moratorium on West Bank settlement construction is due to end.

But the ETC Group's Bronson says the international moratorium sends a powerful message.

But he added that the Stalinist regime had first to take concrete action, such as a moratorium on nuclear or missile tests.

A moratorium on the deployment of a new weapon.

Obama would also suspend taxes on unemployment benefits and would place a 90-day moratorium on home foreclosures.

The report adds there is no reason to issue a blanket ban or moratorium on nanomaterials, because of their marked societal benefits.

The first such dispute has already arisen: Mr Netanyahu's ten-month moratorium on settlement building ends on September 26th.

Japan reinstated capital punishment in 1993 after a four-year moratorium and executes prisoners on death row by hanging.

Brand can officially sign a contract on Wednesday when the league's free-agency moratorium ends.

In 1982, it adopted a moratorium on whaling, to allow the collapsing populations of various species to recover.

Better yet, go for a full one-week moratorium.

The coloured students held a one-week moratorium on classes to oppose racism.

He didn't walk out when some Israeli settlers began new settlement construction even before a Sept. 26 moratorium is to expire.

This public failure initiated a moratorium on the team's DNA work by superiors.

Even when the three months is over, Mrs. Merkel warned, there would be no going back to the situation before the moratorium.

On Tuesday the government unveiled plans to extend a moratorium on new casino licences and stop doling out land for gaming developments.

A moratorium on deep-water offshore oil drilling was then imposed.

Already we have imposed an moratorium on nuclear testing.

A provision calling for a 5 year moratorium on the killing of all ocean mammals.

In October 2009, the State Administration for Foreign Exchange (Safe) resumed approval of QDII quotas after a 17-month moratorium.

The AEA also calls the drilling moratorium "The Second Gulf Disaster" because of its impact on jobs and U. S. energy security.

The federal government's moratorium on new deepwater drilling is very unpopular in the region.

Because of moratorium issues, they'll put in the contract that we're not supposed to talk about it.

An immediate moratorium on all GMO's and their Byproducts!

Mr. Bush says he wants Congress to act first in ending its moratorium.

Beijing has imposed a moratorium on new foreign films.

Some 32 other companies are planning to come to the market when the CSRC lifts its moratorium on listings , which is expected imminently .

Worst of all, activists see the deal as effectively destroying the 24-year-old international moratorium on commercial whaling.

We think the moratorium isn't working. Many whales are being killed, and we want to save as many whales as possible.

Moreover, there are two reasons for taking the moratorium seriously.

Soy exporters officially have a moratorium on using product from newly deforested land.

In addition, a moratorium on all public entertainment nationwide has been instituted.

The House voted to impose a one-year moratorium on nuclear testing.

Can you believe it? Beijing has imposed a moratorium on new foreign films.

Under the moratorium, the footwear companies will refuse to buy leather sourced from farms on both legally and illegally deforested land.

In addition, the end of the fishing moratorium in September, fishing, oil concentration, but also pulling the diesel consumption.

In September 2001, the Government announced a moratorium on the sales of all subsidised home ownership flats until the end of June 2002.

Try a moratorium on all criticism.

Those countries have killed more than 30, 000 whales since a 1986 moratorium on commercial whaling.

The Philippines is under a 25-year moratorium on the use of nuclear energy which expires in 2022.

It can mean some type of moratorium on interest payments, and the restructuring of loan terms.

In addition to what I want to do, which is the moratorium on foreclosures for 90 days to see what we can do to work them out. . .

A moratorium has been declared on all debts for 3 years.

Last year Canada's general synod resolved that same-sex blessings are not in conflict with core doctrine, and rejected a moratorium.

So, he says, we should put a moratorium on any new coal-fired plants unless they can capture and bury their emissions.

Have a moratorium -- we shouldn't have any new coal fire generating plants that aren't able to capture and store CO2.

Icelandic fishermen, too, are having trouble getting rid of the whales they caught in defiance of the moratorium last year.

In theory, a global moratorium, proclaimed by the International Whaling Commission (IWC), has been in force since 1986.

Since China lifted an IPO moratorium imposed last year, a series of companies has made it to the market.

The Chinese military last year broke a moratorium on anti-satellite tests by destroying an aging weather satellite with a rocket.

In contrast, this time last year China was in the midst of an IPO moratorium.

And why would anyone take part in a 24-hour shopping moratorium?

If we obey this moratorium then we will end up polluting more and using more water.

Only nine licences were issued until a moratorium last year.

you know , i should probably take a dating moratorium , too

The American Senate may soon authorize its citizens to go mInIng In defiance of a clear UN moratorium

To reinstate the moratorium on capital punishment and adhere to its commitment to progressively abolish the death penalty;

measures are in place to help local fishermen cope with the fishing moratorium in the south china sea this year

(a) Moratorium. --No State or political subdivision thereof shall impose any of the following taxes during the

during the fishing moratorium , afcd will organise some free vocational training courses for fishermen to update their skills

during the fishing moratorium , the afcd will arrange suitable training courses for fishermen to update their skills

moratorium: a temporary stopping of an activity, especially by official agreement

Rights group Amnesty International asked India, South Korea and Taiwan to establish a moratorium on the death penalty,

Fish Marketing Organisation Loan Fund - Fishing Moratorium Loan Scheme

In response to anti-cracking protests, France has slapped a moratorium on the practice;

canada has already announced a unilateral moratorium

A moratorium on further research into human cloning might make sense,

declare a moratorium on the sale of a new drug

a moratorium on mortgage foreclosures;

(e) Exception to Moratorium. --

ASP; Moratorium on the Export of Anti-Personnel Land-Mines;

effectively a moratorium on the death penalty

A ten-year moratorium on nuclear testing,

Declare a moratorium on arms sales