Sentence examples for introduced ordinances from inspiring English sources

Some communities have even introduced ordinances that require individuals and households to own guns to improve their chances for survival of the fittest in gun world.

Consequently, the township committee introduced zoning ordinances designed to restrict development in the area.

But Fred Wager, who introduced both ordinances, said he wanted to protect visitors from errant skateboards and scooters.

He has introduced an ordinance intended to slow the Wal-Mart expansion and protect neighborhood markets.

"Ann is the chair of the mobility committee that introduced this ordinance," Uber spokesperson Jennifer Mullin said.

He introduced an ordinance seeking tough-minded coordination among law enforcement groups during next year's NATO and G-8 summits.

Scott Wiener, a city supervisor who represents the Castro District, introduced the ordinance, which would ban the exposure of backsides and genitals on public transit, streets and sidewalks.

"We've always had random and sporadic public nudity in San Francisco, and no one had a problem with that," said Mr. Wiener, who introduced the ordinance in October.

Indeed, last week, the city council of Cape May, N.J., introduced an ordinance banning even the possession of a skateboard in public places.

The Woodbridge Township Council introduced an ordinance last week that would prohibit banks from charging noncustomers the usual $1 or $1.50 fee for using their automated teller machines.

A few months before the 1992 Carnival, a black city-council member named Dorothy Mae Taylor introduced an ordinance that would prohibit a parade permit to any group that discriminated on the basis of race or religion or gender.