Sentence examples for ordinance i from inspiring English sources

While working on an article about the city ordinance, I called a grocery store in my neighborhood, Canyon Market, to see how its owners felt about the law.

But she added: "About the ordinance, I'm against it.

"Cortlandt is probably the toughest ordinance I've seen so far," Mr. Pardee said.

The main purpose of this study is to analyze the incentive structure and the effectiveness of the Swedish producer responsibility ordinance, i.e., the ability of the system to induce producers to economize with cardboard packaging and to fulfill the related environmental goals cost effectively.

As someone who's long had dealings with the City over the old permit ordinance, I can tell you that the proposed ordinance is uniformly much, much worse.

Old Saybrook did not write a residency preference into its new affordable-housing ordinance, "wisely, I think," said Maryann Amore, the executive director of the HOPE Partnership, the nonprofit organization working with the town on the 16-unit project.

In the New Testament, in addition to the three accounts of the institution of the Eucharist in the first three "books" of the New Testament known as Synoptic Gospels because they have a common viewpoint and common sources (Matt. 26:26ff.; Mark 14 22ff.; Luke 22 17 20), St . Pauls earliest record of the ordinance in I Cor.

The same is true of the vows the couple speak to each other: "to have and to hold from this day forward, for better for worse, for richer for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish, till death us do part, according to God's holy ordinance; and thereto I plight thee my troth".

"It's a poorly written, very very old ordinance that would, I think, make illegal many of the fashions that women wear today," Flaxman told CBS.

Regarding the proposed Princeton smoke-free air ordinance ("The Noose Is Tightening for Smokers in New Jersey," March 26), I'm astonished that the doctor who testified against it totally missed the point -- the ordinance is not about people's "right" to self-destruction but about protecting the nonsmoking majority from having toxins forced upon them.

Another signed South Carolina's ordinance of secession, as I learned when I was 5 and my mother showed me a coffee table book called "Meet Mr. Lincoln".