Sentence examples for making ordinances from inspiring English sources

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Per the Alcoholism Treatment and Rehabilitation Act (ATRA), public intoxication without accompanying disorderly behavior is not a criminal offense, and municipalities are prohibited from making ordinances against public intoxication.

"The state statute permits boards of health to have the authority to make ordinances in the interests of public health so that health issues do not become a political footballs".

The National Assembly has the power to make ordinances and laws and takes direction from Party Commissions.

"We don't want to put the federal government into the business of making zoning ordinances," he said.

The cities on the list all have ordinances that make the everyday activities of many homeless people subject to a jail term, Ms. Foscarinis said.

They have persuaded Florida's two most populous counties to pass ordinances making it easier for workers to recover unpaid wages from employers.

Starting with Mayor Rudy Giuliani in New York, city after city passed "broken windows" or "quality of life" ordinances making it dangerous for the homeless to loiter, or, in some cases, even look "indigent", in public spaces.

Mr. Igleheart said towns and cities can legally keep the billboards out of their communities by simply making sure zoning ordinances are constitutional before the billboard companies have a chance to submit their applications and mount a legal challenge based on local laws.

The Connecticut Coalition to Stop Underage Drinking has been working to convince more towns to pass their own ordinances, making presentations to town officials about how the law helps deter large drinking parties and gives the police greater authority to control and prevent teenage drinking.

Old Saybrook made its ordinance more stringent in the 1990s in response to pollution from septic systems.