Sentence examples for municipal rules from inspiring English sources

Forming a city would heap municipal rules and expenses atop existing layers of county, state and federal bureaucracy.

The regulations issued Friday build on a series of similar administrative guidelines and municipal rules issued over the past year.

To do this on the street is against municipal rules, just one of the many ways in which China's migrants, in particular, daily face petty harassment, and often worse, from the authorities.

Johan McConnell, president of the South Yaphank Civic Association, which wants the range shut down, said noise levels at the range climb to 90 decibels (about as loud as a lawn mower), higher than municipal rules allow.

Municipal rules and regulations generally govern through categories, such as 'use' and 'activity', that are somewhat removed from personhood" (Valverde, 2005), p. 37. 5Among the earliest laws in Italy covering the issue and substance of ordinances was Law no.

Companies like Airbnb and Uber have sidestepped onerous municipal rules that govern short-term lodging and taxicab services by describing themselves as communications platforms for people who want to rent out their spare bedrooms or the passenger seats in their cars.

Mr. Filner — who was a congressman for two decades before taking over as mayor in January, following nearly 20 years of Republican municipal rule — offered apologies to his staff, the people of San Diego and the women he offended.

It was then that special districts and "authorities" were institutionalized to supplement and even substitute for municipal rule, and informal "regional" plans were advocated to guide a metropolitan expansion that could no longer be encompassed by city government.

Most contracting states have incorporated into their municipal laws rules similar to those of the conventions for the regulation of the domestic carriage of goods by railway.

Mumbai municipal water rules grant preference to residential buildings over slums and informal housing, which activists say smacks of discrimination.

When a municipal court ruled in Mrs. Waldman's favor, the Interior Ministry appealed.