Sentence examples for ordinance not from inspiring English sources

Over all, more than 50 California cities have passed some bag ban ordinance (not all have taken effect), and many others are considering one.

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

Despite the bitter feuding between Tories in the two camps, Cameron told BBC Radio 2's Jeremy Vine show that he had a "self-denying ordinance" not to attack other members of his party.

The District of Columbia ordinance not only bans ownership of handguns, but also requires other guns that may be legally kept in the home, rifles and shotguns, to be disassembled or kept under a trigger lock.

"The fact we are at the end of this marvellous process is something that glorifies us," he says.But Benedict XVI apparently wants to lay down an even stronger line on the status of man as a species produced by divine ordinance, not just random selection.

"This ordinance not only will lift many, many workers out of poverty, it tells the business establishment in no uncertain terms that the game is changing, that working people are tired of watching the 1% get richer while the rest of us get poorer," it said.

The resulting Codex Constitutionum was formally promulgated in 529, and all imperial ordinances not included in it were repealed.

The suit filed in state district court asks that the ordinances not be enforced during protests in August and ultimately be declared void.

Target sent a letter to Mayor Daley and alderman indicating that if the ordinance were not overturned, they would not proceed on projects in Chicago.

She said that the ordinance was not often prosecuted but that statistics were not immediately available.

If the early texts are correct, however, such an ordinance did not prevent the Buddha, and certainly did not prevent his followers, from accepting the general cosmological beliefs of the time, modified by conclusions drawn from the Buddha's own teachings.