Sentence examples for ordinance itself from inspiring English sources

But we've learned that the ordinance itself is not enough".

"The ordinance itself is not so strong," Mr. Yasuda said, "but I worry that it is rather arbitrary and fuzzy in its meaning".

"My main concern is not the ordinance itself, but the treatment of the vendors by the inspectors," said Erin Glenn, executive director of the Asociación de Loncheros La Familia Unida de CA, which represents many taco trucks.

The group has launched a petition drive to put the issue on the ballot, but Weinstein said he hoped the county's board of supervisors would follow the lead of the Los Angeles city council and pass such an ordinance itself.

The tribe did not have the capacity to enforce the ordinance itself and struggled at first to find support among state and federal agencies.

Before examining the specifically commercially forbidden activities, it is useful to step away from the ordinance itself and to examine the economic reality in which it lives.

"The ordinance leaves itself far too open for wrongful enforcement," said Ed Yohnka, a spokesman for the A.C.L.U.

In some cases, however, begging in itself is prohibited: Ordinance no.

"It sounds like a good way to protect the land, since the scenic road ordinance only deals with the road itself," said Mary-Michelle U. Hirschoff of Bethany, a chairwoman of Residents for Rural Roads, a group that lobbied the state legislature to enact the statute.

This sort of disagreement is not unreasonable and perhaps morality itself may mandate a self-denying ordinance against coercing persons out of their (possibly mistaken) reasonable views.

In a concurring opinion, Justice Stephen G. Breyer said the "crime prevention justification" the chief justice invoked in support of the ordinance was "not a strong one" because the village itself had not relied on it.