They were no match for Anglo-Irish friends who feed off each other's energy, displaying a public affection for each other that is probably in breach of some local by-law as they stretched Europe's lead.
Now they are back in the news, because the country's first big purpose-built mosque is soon to open its doors.The mosque, jammed between a railway line and a back street in Copenhagen's gritty north-west, comes complete with a dome and a minaret, even though local by-laws prohibit any noisy call to prayer.
That honour goes to a highly-technical bill to reform the way local by-laws are made which is being challenged in the supreme court by the UK government.
Also lending weight was the OECD's education guru, Andreas Schleicher, who now almost under local by-laws, has to be quoted in every education speech by a Westminster politician.
After four months in jail, the 46-year-old municipal inspector said she was only trying to move him along from trading in front of the municipal buildings, in contravention of local by-laws.
These boards could, at their discretion, create local by-laws, confirmed by Parliament, to require attendance and fine the parents of children who did not attend.
An experienced CHF member commented that " for those who are not members of cooperatives, local by-laws may be set to enforce the community participation in the scheme as it is done in other programs".
Instead, these hospitals and clinics interact directly and indirectly with numerous structures, such as zoning and local by-laws, and systems, such as public health care systems, in destination countries.
Do you know the local by-laws on walking dogs in certain areas etc? Read up!
Before you start planning the sale, be sure to check your local by-laws, as some communities require a permit to hold a yard sale.
Check local by-laws on fencing and also consider if you want to feel penned in just because your neighbors are nosy.
