Sentence examples for behavior ordinance from inspiring English sources

Two weeks ago DiCicco sponsored a bill to amend Philadelphia's Sidewalk Behavior Ordinance.

Under Norristown's "disorderly behavior ordinance," the city penalizes landlords and tenants when the police respond to three instances of "disorderly behavior" within a four-month period.

In 1989 Philadelphia, the nation's fifth largest city, passed a sidewalk behavior ordinance that mandated people engaging in certain activities often associated with homelessness be offered social service assistance and -- if necessary -- removed to shelters.

Concerning sexually predatory behavior, the previous Charlotte ordinance that protected those who identify as LGBT does not protect sexual predators from prosecution.

"We designed the ordinance to regulate behavior or conduct in a motor vehicle, not equipment," Mr. Denkensohn said.

To claim that the Ordinance is intended to target behavior rather than the status of being homeless does not make it so.

Breed-specific ordinances also fail to recognize that behavior varies widely within a breed of dog, and that even among those deemed aggressive, problem animals are estimated to represent only a small percentage of the total population, said Dr. James Serpell, professor of human ethics and animal welfare at the Penn veterinary school.

The ordinance specifically includes "domestic disturbances" as disorderly behavior that triggers enforcement of the law.

Our hypothesis is that the under 21 ordinance also resulted in changes to travel behavior, where prior to the ordinance, the campus bar culture constituted an 'attractive nuisance', attracting a volatile mix of college students and nonlocals of all ages.

"Most laws like this are self-enforced," he said, referring to litter ordinances and other measures dealing with the behavior of pedestrians.

The mayor has made a point of cracking down on so-called "animal houses," rentals where residents violate town ordinances, and has called attention to such behavior in a widely read newsletter, Belmar Summer Rental News, which was distributed in print and made available online through the town's Web site, www.belmar.com.