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Definition of Moratoria
1. moratorium [n] - See also: moratorium
Lexicographical Neighbors of Moratoria
Literary usage of Moratoria
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. American Banking by Henry Parker Willis (1916)
"moratoria War finance emphasized in a striking way the ... of legal holidays or
moratoria for the protection of hard- pressed banks. ..."
2. British War Finance, 1914-15 by William Ramage Lawson (1915)
"CHAPTER VII THE moratoria THE world-wide network of modern commerce and finance
rests on two fundamental principles : perfect good faith between man and man ..."
3. Domestic and Foreign Exchange by Edward Lloyd Stewart Patterson, Alexander Hamilton Institute (U.S.) (1917)
"moratoria.—Moratorium is a Latin word signi- nifying delay. It is an extension
of time for the payment of debts allowed, under exceptional circumstances, ..."
4. Effects of the War Upon Insurance: With Special Reference to the by William Franklin Gephart (1918)
"moratoria AND INSURANCE Another general effect which the war has had on insurance
is the actual or proposed application of the moratoria principles to the ..."
5. Preliminary Economic Studies of the War by Thomas Nixon Carver (1918)
"moratoria AND INSURANCE Another general effect which the war has had on insurance
is the actual or proposed application of the moratoria principles to the ..."
6. French Public Finance in the Great War and To-day: With Chapters on Banking by Harvey Edward Fisk (1922)
"Except that of 1870 these moratoria were of short duration. They were of two kinds,
... The moratoria of the great war combined these two systems. ..."
7. American Banking by Henry Parker Willis (1916)
"moratoria War finance emphasized in a striking way the ... of legal holidays or
moratoria for the protection of hard- pressed banks. ..."
8. British War Finance, 1914-15 by William Ramage Lawson (1915)
"CHAPTER VII THE moratoria THE world-wide network of modern commerce and finance
rests on two fundamental principles : perfect good faith between man and man ..."
9. Domestic and Foreign Exchange by Edward Lloyd Stewart Patterson, Alexander Hamilton Institute (U.S.) (1917)
"moratoria.—Moratorium is a Latin word signi- nifying delay. It is an extension
of time for the payment of debts allowed, under exceptional circumstances, ..."
10. Effects of the War Upon Insurance: With Special Reference to the by William Franklin Gephart (1918)
"moratoria AND INSURANCE Another general effect which the war has had on insurance
is the actual or proposed application of the moratoria principles to the ..."
11. Preliminary Economic Studies of the War by Thomas Nixon Carver (1918)
"moratoria AND INSURANCE Another general effect which the war has had on insurance
is the actual or proposed application of the moratoria principles to the ..."
12. French Public Finance in the Great War and To-day: With Chapters on Banking by Harvey Edward Fisk (1922)
"Except that of 1870 these moratoria were of short duration. They were of two kinds,
... The moratoria of the great war combined these two systems. ..."
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