Sentence examples for Clear ordinance from inspiring English sources

Training locals in the skills necessary to clear ordinance and enable farmers to resume cultivating their land without fear, the organization currently employs 427 Laotians who otherwise might well be unemployed.

Training locals in the skills necessary to clear ordinance and enable farmers to resume cultivating their land without fear, the organisation currently employs 427 Laotians who otherwise might well be unemployed.

The Mines Advisory Group MAGG), a British NGO that works to clear unexploded ordinance in Lebanon, says that the number of accidents there has recently increased.Lebanon has made good progress in clearing the unexploded weaponry, which lies mainly in the south towards the border with Israel.

It was not clear what ordinance or issue the Council was considering this day — the members of the public who spoke seemed drawn more by the opportunity to be seen and heard on public-access television than by any particular subject of public policy.

Gail L. Hunton, who as principal historic preservation specialist for the Monmouth County Park System has been involved in the Rumson case, draws this lesson from the two controversies: Local governments should have good, clear preservation ordinances that don't clash with their zoning ordinances, so everyone knows the rules.

Danger to local people In an orchard near the village of Brotsleti, teams from the Halo Trust are doing the slow and careful work of clearing unexploded ordinance such as cluster munitions which pose a deadly risk.

But while the ruling against Redondo Beach could not have been clearer, similar ordinances remain on the books in more than 50 municipalities across California.

That ordinance clears the way for victims of discrimination to file a lawsuit seeking monetary redress, but none have yet been filed.

A Panhandling Ordinance Clears a Hurdle in Norwalk The Connecticut Civil Liberties Union said it found no problem with a proposed ordinance in Norwalk that would allow police officers to ticket "aggressive panhandlers" with a $99 infraction.

The Sierra Club and other environmentalist groups supported that move -- as did a federal judge, who issued an anti-camping ordinance clearing the way for those evictions last November.

Let me make clear: there is no ordinance dictating that lights on the green must be white.