Sentence examples for municipalities act from inspiring English sources

Until municipalities act, stores in many cities, including Augusta, Bangor and Portland, cannot sell liquor on Sundays.

Modus ponens holds in court as much as outside, but not because it was enacted by the legislature or decided by the judges, and the fact that there is no social rule that validates both modus ponens and also the Municipalities Act is true but irrelevant.

Municipalities act as the organizational and administrative unit of government, and it is at this level that participation is chiefly promoted (24).

Havana, Cuba, 8 September, 2008 - The community was preparing for the celebrations of the beginning of the new school year; its school had been selected to carry out the official municipality act as a reward for having achieved good academic results in the previous year.

In Canada, the Municipal Act 2001 enables municipalities to enact by-laws like smoking bans or restrictions in public places.

The Ontario Municipal Act, 2001 granted municipalities general powers to pass bylaws regulating health and safety concerns when the provincial government does not have legislation governing the activity [ 27].

The Al-Khiam municipality acted as quickly as it could under the circumstances, said its deputy mayor Mohamed Abdullah.

A comparable neighbouring municipality acted as an external-control-group which included nine GP-practices with 25 GPs.

Local library in this municipality acts as the only place for young child development programmes, hosting 30 children 3 times a week in education and play as there are no other services for young children available.

The complaints center on the vagueness of the language of the statute governing such land seizures -- vagueness that opponents say makes it too easy for municipalities to act.

Table 2 Policies for newly arrived migrants Denmark Year Content Instrument Intention 1994 Integration action plan Responsibility for language training transferred to municipalities     1999 (Act no. 474 of 1 July 1998) Responsibility for introduction programmes is transferred to municipalities.