Sentence examples for local bylaw from inspiring English sources
Now the PM is sympathetic to a Manchester idea to take action with a local bylaw.
"A superbly-aimed briefcase thrown by an irate commuter as I was cycling over Teddington Lock bridge in contravention of a local bylaw one morning in 1989," answers Mike Cassidy to the question of unusual objects taking riders out.
Dartmoor, you see, is the one place in England where, thanks to a local bylaw, you can legally pitch up for a wild camp – as long as you do so properly and respectfully (100m from a road, not on an archaeological site, and not in an area enclosed by walls).
Furthermore, Hirsch and Baxter found that this issue is unlikely to be entirely resolved through a pesticide ban, as some Halifax residents admitted to ongoing use of pesticides on their lawn despite having a local bylaw forbidding their use.
Unarmed, they perform various order-maintenance duties, such as the enforcement of local bylaws and traffic regulations.
Some scientists now suspect that many traditional laws of physics might in fact be merely local bylaws, restricted to limited regions of space.
What is less well known is that the City of Westminster has deployed an identical regime in other parts of the Borough using local bylaws.
Rader's job was a city codes supervisor, essentially someone who takes care of strays and makes sure local bylaws, such as keeping yards clean, were obeyed.
Other commonalities among European police systems are a strong domestic security arm that is integrated partly or wholly into the police apparatus and unarmed municipal police forces that enforce various local bylaws and regulate traffic.
And local bylaws insist that, no matter how worldly or how ambitious the owners are to expand and modernize the stadium, it must always be planned around the historical landmark.
The Cambridge cosmologist Martin Rees, president of The Royal Society, suggests the laws of physics aren't absolute and universal but more akin to local bylaws, varying from place to place on a mega-cosmic scale.
