| 单词 | impose a moratorium |
| 释义 | impose a moratorium The 1982 deal to impose a moratorium on commercial whaling, implemented in 1986, represented the best in international co-operation. Times, Sunday Times Scientists themselves imposed a moratorium and held a conference to devise rules. Times, Sunday Times However, he has imposed a moratorium on any further branch closures, pending the outcome of a medium-term strategic review. Times, Sunday Times As part of the restructuring, the airline imposed a moratorium on aircraft leases. Globe and Mail At the same time, the legislature imposed a moratorium on uranium mining in the state until such time that regulations to govern uranium mining could be enacted into law. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 |
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