Sentence examples for Another ordinance from inspiring English sources

On the 10th of April, 1872, the village of Hyde Park was incorporated, and succeeded to the rights and duties of the town of the same name; and on twenty-ninth day of November, of that year, another ordinance of the village was made, reiterating in substance the provisions of the ordinance of Feb. 14, 1870.

In 2003, it passed another ordinance ordering panhandlers, aggressive or otherwise, off 10 of the city's main thoroughfares.

"We don't need another ordinance to tell our industry what to do when we've already been doing it," he said.

Soon, another ordinance will be drafted to dictate how we live and remind us of who is in charge.

"This is another ordinance that pits neighbor against neighbor," said Councilman Kelly Boyd, who voted with Councilwoman Elizabeth Pearson against the ordinance.

However, another ordinance, protecting the early morning quiet of the town's residents, prevents the start of any shoveling prior to 7 a.m.

To put it another way, ordinances are physical actions that symbolise spiritual experiences.

(A general manager at Cedarbrook had previously said he would close some of the hotel's rooms to avoid falling under the purview of the minimum wage ordinance). Another company, a parking outfit called Extra Car, was sued by a former employee who claimed she was paid $10.32 per hour when she should have been receiving $15.

"Literally across the street, there would be a store that is in another city with no ordinance.

Another signed South Carolina's ordinance of secession, as I learned when I was 5 and my mother showed me a coffee table book called "Meet Mr. Lincoln".

Ms. Janis-Aparicio said the ordinance provided another way to raise wages in a city where union-organizing drives among service employees have failed.