Sentence examples for enforcing bylaws from inspiring English sources

The city had discretion in enforcing bylaws with regard to humans who were ill.

"The city is enforcing bylaws, and police the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, based on an unconstitutional program that continues to violate access rules even to this day by not offering all medical marijuana products," Hathaway wrote in his email.

The city enforces bylaws and moves them on, but people just set up their tents elsewhere.

The IPC also recognizes media partners, certifies officials, judges, and is responsible for enforcing the bylaws of the Paralympic Charter.

But many at last night's meeting suggested the current temporary arrangement of parks worker enforcing a bylaw banning barbecues at the beauty spot was working and should not be changed.

I understand that you are likely not qualified as an expert in breed identification, but then nor are the individuals who will be enforcing the bylaw in Montreal, so this should not be an issue.

Notwithstanding the issues resolved by the Delaware Chancery Court's holding in the Chevron case, the key factor in determining whether forum selection bylaws will be effective in reducing multi-jurisdictional litigation will be whether judges in states other than Delaware enforce such bylaws.

Recent Delaware decisions have reinforced the expansive power and authority of a board to adopt and enforce corporate bylaws.

Clair Muscaro, commissioner of the association, was obligated to enforce the bylaws as written, the association's lawyer said today at a brief news conference.

NCUA will not take action against minor or technical violations, but emphasizes that it retains discretion to enforce the bylaws in appropriate cases, such as safety and soundness concerns or threats to fundamental, material credit union member rights.

"We will enforce whatever bylaws city council approves.