Sentence examples for ordinance clearly from inspiring English sources

The candidate ordinance clearly overreaches by casting its net of prohibition too widely.

The Ordinance clearly provides for enforcement through citations and arrest and even permits the arrest of someone on private property camping "without the express written consent of the owner".

"The ordinance is clearly discriminatory and would harm hard-working small business owners who happen to be franchisees".

The argument that Lee was moved to take up arms in defense of slavery according to the abstract principle of "states' rights" is belied by Virginia's 1861 Ordinance of Secession, which clearly states that its grievance lies with "the Federal Government having perverted [its] powers, not only to the injury of the people of Virginia, but to the oppression of the Southern slaveholding states".

Oddly, Virginia's ordinance of secession states quite clearly what the war was about, as it laments the "oppression of the Southern slaveholding states".

"This is a terrible accident and clearly shows that landmines and unexploded ordinance still pose a grave risk to Somali children," said Mr Lauwerier.

I am cautiously encouraged about the progress around housing issues, but I won't be confident until I see the Accessory Apartment Ordinance approved, and new housing developments built that are clearly age-friendly.

He added that the town has shut down bars that are clearly in violation of town codes and ordinances, but the Beach Bar did not fall into that category.

In fact, the Talmud states clearly (Baba Metzia 31a-32b) this this is a biblical ordinance — not just the innovation of humans.

It is clearly established that the courts exercise a self-denying ordinance in relation to interfering with the proceedings of Parliament.

The ordinance he's talking about also requires drivers for Uber, Lyft and others to clearly label their cars with a company logo, and refrain from picking up and dropping off passengers in certain city lanes.