Sentence examples for laws ordinances from inspiring English sources

The deed, which outlines the legal agreement between the state and Mr. Saint, says, "Said premises are conveyed subject to the following: Any and all laws, ordinances and governmental regulations, including subdivision, zoning and inland wetland regulations of the Town of Litchfield, and the historic district ordinances and the regulations of the Borough of Litchfield Historic District Commission".

The survey is based on questionnaires on the one hand and on laws, ordinances and regulations on the other.

In this framework, policy is defined as the laws, ordinances, and rules, as well as the government (or other) support to implement projects on the ground (Chen et al. 2014).

During 2016 until now, the city of Lima is facing several laws, ordinances, master plans, and Public Private Partnerships who aims to use public spaces such as parks, plazas, sidewalks, bike lanes for several purposes: highways, underpasses, anti-pedestrian bridges, shopping malls and amenities.

The reality is that Secure Communities had become legally and politically controversial, and led to the enactment by numerous jurisdictions of laws, ordinances, directives and policies that limit their cooperation with ICE in our efforts to promote public safety.

An implicit assumption with respect to the passage of natural resources laws, ordinances, and regulations is that they will bring about compliance without active enforcement [19], [47].

Inquire about town by-laws, ordinances, zoning issues and toxic or hazardous waste issues that may affect your purchase decisions.

In Mr. Avella's plan, about 100 disabled veterans would sell "in specified areas of Manhattan that are otherwise closed to vending due to local law, ordinance, rule or regulation".

Under the Pakistan Muslim Family Law Ordinance of 1961, a girl must be at least 16 and a boy at least 18 before they marry, and both must consent.

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.

A 1981 state law encouraged drilling and specifically declared, "The provisions of this article shall supersede all local laws or ordinances relating to the regulation of the oil, gas, and solution mining industries; but shall not supersede local government jurisdiction over local roads or the rights of local governments under the real property tax law".