Sentence examples for governing street from inspiring English sources
The laws governing street stops are blind to gender.
At a Community Board 2 dustup on Monday night, first reported on Thursday by DNAinfo.com, residents and merchants blamed the city for lax enforcement of the laws governing street vendors.
The summonses for violating rules governing street vendors were dismissed in court soon after the incident, and Mr. Ali was able to retrieve his cart a few hours after it was taken.
The code exempting tree sellers from the usual thicket of regulations governing street vendors grants a similar exemption to sidewalk merchants who sell "palm branches, myrtle branches, willow branches and citron" outdoors in September and October, when those objects are used to observe the Jewish holiday of Sukkot.
They are potentially helpful to assist in the formulation of urban design guidelines governing street dimensions and orientations for use by urban designers.
The new measures — one governing streets and sidewalks, the other parks — allow authorities to take people's property even if they have not left it unattended.
The regulations that accompany the Dodd-Frank law governing Wall Street, for example, are already more than 3m words long and not yet half-written.
The rules governing Wall Street generally force stockbrokers to seek out the best prices for clients who pay them to buy and sell shares.
One day it's one side of the street, another day it's the other side, back and forth, back and forth in dutiful obedience to the laws and timeless rhythms governing alternate street parking.
Some members of Congress have supported those critical of Mr. Picard's approach, proposing legislation that would change the laws governing Wall Street bankruptcies and Ponzi scheme loss calculations.
Ultimately, the damaging incentives governing Wall Street will not be repaired until bank chiefs have so much of their wealth tied up in their companies that they fear the consequences of reckless speculation, argues the study's lead author, Paul Hodgson, a researcher at the Corporate Library, a research institution focused on corporate governance.
