Sentence examples for ordinance application from inspiring English sources

His panels would shine with one-sixth the intensity of ordinary models; adjust their brightness at different times of the day; and project slower-moving images, according to the ordinance application.

Although inedible, Amflora is a kind of miracle potato on two counts: for one, there is its starch content, which makes it precious to the starch industry, a major employer in Sweden; and then there is its feisty resilience in surviving some 25 years of tests, regulations, rules, ordinances and applications for approval by both Sweden and the European Union, of which Sweden is a member.

This paper considers the problems of setting limit values for railway noise and the practical application of regulation and ordinances.

The Smithtown ordinance separates cell antenna applications into three categories: antennas on existing utility poles or water towers (permits are usually approved in two weeks); antennas placed atop buildings (a 30- to 60-day wait for approval); and freestanding cell towers.

115, various mayors have expressed their intent to return to the previous wider application of ordinances.

Council members Ken Cockrel Jr. and Kwame Kenyatta first introduced the ordinance for city employment applications in 2010, arguing former felons in Detroit deserve a second shot and that avenues to employment reduce recidivism.

It is unclear whether this ordinance will receive broad enough application to confer its benefits on licensees, but since the law spreads the benefits of so-called "remedial statutes" as broadly as possible, licensees may be included as well.

In the context of employment, such an ordinance would rule out disfavoring an application for hiring or promotion on the ground that the candidate is physically attractive or unattractive, and also on the grounds that the candidate fails to conform to conventional standards of dress or appearance.

Critical thought of the foundations of current day sustainable guidelines and ordinances is needed, along with the application of Seventh Generation Teachings and a move toward a regional perspective of defining sustainability.

The court's interpretations consistently narrow the scope of the ordinance and reduce the dangers of inappropriate application of the ordinance.

Officials in Richmond, Calif., have approved an ordinance that forbids employers from requiring applicants to reveal their criminal histories at any point during the application or hiring process.