Sentence examples for ordinance she from inspiring English sources

"That was before the no-feeding ordinance," she said.

Sixteen towns, including Orange and Woodbridge, have already passed such an ordinance, she said, subjecting violators to a fine.

Vel Phillips, the first black woman elected to the City Council, saw her colleagues repeatedly vote against a fair housing ordinance she proposed in the 1960s.

The city will grant Ms. Connor and Mr. Owen, Blue's guardians, an exception to its ordinance, she said, so they can install an electronic fence around the general store's property, a large corner lot that also has a gas station and a boat repair shop.

"It's a hugely important part of the ordinance," she said.

"I believe that since the First Amendment is a federal law, we aren't restricted by local ordinances," she said.

I explained the laws and zoning ordinances she needed to follow to make her American dream a reality.

"A lot of people can't make up their minds what they want done about them, so we coast along using the county ordinances," she said.

Preckwinkle has championed set-asides for affordable housing as her signature issue, and the municipal ordinances she sponsored in 1993 and 1999 for affordable housing increased city expenditures on low and moderate income housing by 50 percent.

Mrs. Hernandez, who with her husband paid to put in the fence and the plants, said she supported the landscaping ordinance, although she believed the bushes and trees were too much of an expense.

She had become famous in the early 1980s for the ordinance that she and the legal scholar Catharine MacKinnon had drafted for Minneapolis, recognising pornography as sex discrimination and a violation of women's civil rights.