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Definition of Moratoriums
1. moratorium [n] - See also: moratorium
Lexicographical Neighbors of Moratoriums
Literary usage of Moratoriums
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Landmine Monitor Report 1999: Toward a Mine-free World by International Campaign to Ban Land Mines (1999)
"Welcomes the various bans, moratoriums or other restrictions already declared by
States on anti-personnel landmines; 4. Calls upon States that have not yet ..."
2. Alaskas Mineral Resources--Annual Report 1991 edited by Diedra Bohn, Jill L. Schneider (1992)
"Two subsequent moratoriums have resulted in suspension of operations in the ...
Pending completion of the moratoriums and suspensions, the expiration date ..."
3. Electronic Highway Infrastructure Development and Information Services (in by Mark Goldstein, Richard Z. Gooding (1998)
"Some have placed 2 to 4 year moratoriums on ROW access on new roads, ...
Providers can typically get around these moratoriums by declaring the situation an ..."
4. Farmers Home Administration: Billions of Dollars in Farm Loans are at Risk (1993)
"From August 1984 to December 1990, FmHA imposed four moratoriums on farm ...
As a result of the four moratoriums, FmHA properties were not available for ..."
5. Mobilisation: The Growing Public Interest in Mobile Technology by James Harkin (2003)
"It has also encouraged the establishment of official or unofficial moratoriums
on the erection of mobile masts, which may seriously impede the rollout of ..."
6. The Second Convention of the International Congress of Building Societies (1915)
"Governments step in and declare moratoriums, making it difficult for ...
moratoriums override all conditions of the mortgage, and under them we find it will ..."
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