moratorium

IPA: mɔrʌtˈɔriʌm

noun

  • (law) An authorization to a debtor, permitting temporary suspension of payments.
  • A suspension of an ongoing activity.
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Examples of "moratorium" in Sentences

  • The moratorium was rescinded in 2000.
  • Work began quickly to organize the Moratorium.
  • There is some discussion of the moratorium there.
  • Congress lifted the construction moratorium in 1926.
  • The moratorium applies only to a limited number of cities.
  • I am opposed to a moratorium of the creation of all userboxes.
  • The moratorium kept peace in the German lands for over a decade.
  • All four of the largest neighborhoods are exempt from the moratorium.
  • It certainly was not clear that the moratorium covered the summer only.
  • The proposition failed, but the city council did not lift the moratorium.

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