Sentence examples for may ordinance from inspiring English sources

A Cape May ordinance prohibiting owners of hotels and rental properties from providing their guests with free beach badges was struck down as unconstitutional by a judge last week.

Home burials are legal outside city limits in most states, although towns and counties may develop ordinances covering maintenance and proximity to water supplies, power lines, neighbors, and rights-of-way.

Or, more helpful, Fremont's ordinance may highlight the futility of such measures.

"Fremont is what it is because of all of us," she said.Fremont's ordinance may inspire other cities.

This may explain why Ordinance 6, which in 1881 created a Board of Health and outlined how to dispose of animal carcasses, rotting food and dead bodies, precedes Ordinance 9, which famously banned carrying guns in the city.

While a sanctuary ordinance may sound esoteric enough, the reality is much more harsh.

In September, a three-member panel of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the city ordinance may have been motivated by discrimination against those in recovery.

The ACLU of Colorado believes the Ordinance may violate the constitutional rights of persons who have no choice but to sleep outside as Well those protected by the First Amendment.

While there is an extremely long line of authority that discourages tenants from bringing State Supreme Court actions and using them to remove and consolidate summary proceedings from the Civil Court (5), this provision of the ordinance may be sufficient to overturn that line of thought.

Marriage by ordinance may further strengthen this relationship and help to reduce unintended pregnancies.

You can't always graffiti on your own property, there may be an ordinance in your city against it.