Sentence examples for ordinance led from inspiring English sources

In hot and sunny Detroit, an urban agriculture ordinance led to a widespread revival of urban farming, throughout the year.

In the months since, critics of the ordinance, led by the No Unequal Rights coalition, gathered signatures to place a referendum before the voters.

But the selection is also surprising given that Neumark is already author of 27 studies that argue that municipal living wage ordinances lead to job loss.

The ordinance has led to the direct killing of more than 1,000 family pets since it was enacted.

Richard A. Torgeson, the town's first selectman, said he did not believe the ordinance would lead to full-fledged alcohol sales.

Some students worry that passage of the ordinance will lead to weekly raids on the eating clubs, even though state law specifically requires the police to have probable cause or a warrant before entering private property.

He added that failure to notify the F.A.A. within 20 days that the town intended to rescind or not enforce the ordinance could lead the agency to initiate proceedings that would terminate the town's eligibility for airport improvement grants and its authority to impose or collect passenger facility charges.

However, supporters believe the ordinance will lead to amicable resolutions, rather than confrontations.

We do not believe a fair and common sense view ordinance will lead to widespread removal of trees.

The court said that upholding the Burbank ordinance could lead to other cities following suit, causing "fractionalized control of the timing of takeoffs and landings" that would impair the FAA's ability to control air traffic flow.

The night the ordinance passed, Milk led 3,000 gay and lesbian demonstrators for five miles through San Francisco - afraid that if the crowd stopped it would lead to violence.