Sentence examples for ordinance language from inspiring English sources

This approach augments the contributions of the planning profession with critical insights from the field of landscape architecture by institutionalizing basic principles of site assessment, planning, and design in new model zoning and subdivision ordinance language.

To underscore this unique interpretation of resisting arrest, Emanuel's new ordinance language codifies it by stating that "'resist' shall mean passive as well as active resistance".

When Congress created the Michigan Territory in 1805, it used the Northwest Ordinance's language to define the territory's southern boundary, which therefore differed from that in Ohio's state constitution.

It's my read that by combining the suggestion above for banks with local branches with the tenets of the current ordinance draft language requesting distilled data into zip codes there's plenty of wiggle room for presentation of evidence of local involvement by these larger institutions, even those that do not have physical branches in the region.

Law enforcement officials say the new ordinance has clearer language that will make enforcement easier.

In April 1897 he issued a famous language ordinance that introduced Czech as a language equal to German even in the "inner service"—i.e., for communications within government departments.

The reaction reached its climax with the Finnish language ordinance of 1850, which forbade the publication in Finnish of books other than those that aimed at religious edification or economic benefit.

Of his successors neither Manfred, Graf Clary und Aldringen, who formally revoked the Badeni language ordinance, nor Heinrich Wittek, who headed a short-lived cabinet of a few weeks, managed to solve the nationality problem.

The Orange Town Plan and Zoning Commission, following the ruling on the Stamford case, approved similar changes to its sign ordinance last week, eliminating language that had restricted signs to locations where businesses were located.

The Council members are expected to give the departments direction for the mural ordinance before draft language can be released to the public to take it to the next level.

In April 1880, language ordinances were issued that made Czech and German equal languages in the "outer [public] services" in Bohemia and Moravia.