Sentence examples for ordinance captain from inspiring English sources
"Marlboro Township is in a central location and has so many roadways passing through that we want to make sure all travelers are aware of the ordinance," Captain Schick said.
This practice dates back to at least 1439, when Charles VII of Orleans promulgated an ordinance punishing captains and lieutenants for offenses committed by officers of his company.
Captain Jason Vivian from the 80th Ordinance Battalion, based in Pennsylvania, is in charge of a clearing yard on the Balad base which will become one of the busiest hubs in Iraq when Odierno's move order is handed down.
In 1293, new city ordinances were passed that stated anyone who did not belong to a guild or a council of the captain of the people were to be barred from serving as priors, standard-bearers of justice, or judges.
The ordinance failed anyway.
But the ordinance was popular.
The sign ordinance has limits.
The ordinance is largely symbolic.
(This ordinance was superseded by the Ordinance of 1787).
