Sentence examples for issue ordinances from inspiring English sources

The communes issue ordinances and run certain public health services, and they are responsible for such services as public transportation, garbage collection, and street lighting.

In spite of this, these councils continue to issue ordinances that severely restrict the freedom of women and ignore their fundamental rights.

Of these, the most important are the powers to announce, convene and chair the National Assembly sessions, to interpret the constitution, laws and ordinances, and to issue ordinances on those matters assigned by the National Assembly.

"It is unacceptable that cities would issue ordinances that explicitly aim to frustrate federal immigration laws that are supposed to keep illegal immigrant felons off the streets," Cotton said in a statement.

IDA, in conjunction with Lowell Observatory and the U.S. Naval Observatory, has worked with the city of Flagstaff, Arizona, and surrounding Coconino County to issue ordinances requiring proper shielding of outdoor lights.

This called for interpretations of the commands, and so Moses began issuing ordinances for specific situations.

He issued ordinances designed to correct many of the financial and judicial problems of the country, but he refused to exert the effort needed to enforce them.

But increasingly it comes from other actors: people making videos on their cell phones, city officials issuing ordinances, terrorists detonating truck bombs, and many more.

Today it comes from a wide array of actors: citizens making videos on cell phones, city officials issuing ordinances, terrorists with truck bombs, cybercriminals, and more.

By last spring the state had issued ordinances forbidding most of the salons, which had come to be known as civic forums.The groups largely complied, although individual voices continued to call for greater freedom.

But in percentage terms, the Veneto, Emilia Romagna, and Tuscany regions are those with the largest number of councils issuing ordinances.