Sentence examples for as ordinances from inspiring English sources

After all, the most important policies are introduced by presidential decree, as ordinances.

Campbell regarded immersion and "the breaking of bread" (i.e., baptism and communion) as ordinances of Christ.

As long as ordinances limiting noise are applied without regard to content, the courts have held, they do not infringe on constitutional rights.

Such a commitment to new affordable housing is increasingly rare, however, as ordinances that once encouraged "inclusionary housing" — projects like Avant's that combine market-rate apartments with units reserved for people on lesser incomes — have become watered down.

Decades of policy shifts, such as ordinances declaring neighborhoods drug-free, mass arrests on petty charges and skewed crime statistics, turned the police department into a force obsessed with numbers first and police work second, Simon said.

They include a new department of homelessness to replace the city's current hodgepodge system, a centralized method of processing single homeless people who enter the city's social service system, modeled after New York City's, and a database for tracking them, as well as ordinances banning loitering on street medians or in public garages.

This was done after the UN highlighted the dangers of presenting food in the same colour as ordinance.

High-capacity magazine bans have also been challenged as ineffective, as many ordinances apply to the manufacture of weapons, but not to the possession or sale of the same devices.

In this framework, policy is defined as the laws, ordinances, and rules, as well as the government (or other) support to implement projects on the ground (Chen et al. 2014).

Instead, they sauntered into Dunster House and Wigglesworth and Weld, sleeping as many to a room as public ordinances would allow.

Thanks to a recent federal court ruling, counties and municipalities can now enact RTW for their communities as local ordinances.