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moratorium

[mawr-uh-tawr-ee-uhm, -tohr-, mor-] / ˌmɔr əˈtɔr i əm, -ˈtoʊr-, ˌmɒr- /


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Licenses granted before the moratorium have opened up the possibility of a new revenue source that could help Greenland become financially independent from Denmark, which currently subsidizes the semiautonomous territory.

From Barron's

Licenses granted before the moratorium have opened up the possibility of a new revenue source that could help Greenland become financially independent from Denmark, which currently subsidizes the semiautonomous territory.

From Barron's

A moratorium introduced after the fires on companies dropping properties from coverage expires this month, and private insurers could further reduce exposure to wildfire-prone areas.

From The Wall Street Journal

A downturn in the AI sector, whether through a data center moratorium or otherwise, could result in a pullback in their spending and a decline in stock prices.

From Salon

Analysts say tougher measures will likely be needed to put a serious dent in demand for Russian oil globally, including a moratorium on imports of diesel and other fuels from Turkey.

From The Wall Street Journal