Sentence examples for existing by-laws from inspiring English sources

Probably due to the better socioeconomic conditions and associated status of the urban livestock keepers, the city council of Dar es Salaam was lax in enforcing the existing by-laws prohibiting/limiting livestock keeping in town (Mlozi 1997).

That the town of Milwaukie is a municipal corporation duly organized under and existing by virtue of the laws of the state of Oregon.

The operator stressed passengers' bags would not be searched before or during journeys, and it will be enforcing the ban under existing railway by-laws.

The act also enables communication service providers to retain data – not content – so that it can be accessed under existing legislation by law agencies investigating criminal and terrorist activity.

There are plenty of criminal offences and police powers in place; we need not more laws but the effective enforcement of existing laws by the police and prosecutors.

The commission plans to alter existing laws by curbing the carmakers' design copyright on spare parts.

To enforce an existing law, by means no more Draconian than those used for motoring offences, might be thought uncontroversial.

But it would be sexist, as well as unwise, to underestimate the important work that has already been done to undermine existing law by Hunt's colleague, Maria Miller.

The lawmakers had modified the existing law by reducing the proposed penalty for performing illegal marriages, downgrading it to a misdemeanor.

After Hadrian, magistrates ceased modifying existing law by their legal interpretations because the praetors' edictum perpetuum had become a permanent code, which the emperor alone could alter.

Mr. Liu, the Shanghai lawyer who advised the government on the draft proposal, says many companies avoid existing laws by using employment agencies to hire workers.