Sentence examples for ordinance to go from inspiring English sources

Cynthia Harris, vice president of the Santa Clarita Oak Conservancy, said that when the town was created in 1987, the first ordinance to go on the books protected oaks.

The ordinance, expected to go into effect in January, will allow nudity at the annual gay pride parade, however, as well as at an annual leather and fetish street fair.

We employ police to intimidate people into obeying traffic signs and anti-littering ordinances; we require kids to go to school; we air-condition workplaces and provide them with coffee stations.

The ordinance requires anyone who wants to go to a private residence for the "purposes of advertising, promoting, selling and/or explaining any product, service, organization or cause" to register and obtain a permit from the mayor's office.

Landry said the ordinance, which will still need to go through a public-hearing process and planning board review before coming to the City Council for consideration, would include provisions to address such concerns.

Then he goes to England to lobby with the Imperial government, arguing that if the government withdraws the ordinance then we don't have to go to jail.

The same ordinance also gives lawmen greater power to go after suspected illegal activity.

A city ordinance "would provide a means for the land bank to go in and pull those properties out before they are exposed to the private market".

"If a person literally has nowhere else to go, then enforcement of the anti-camping ordinance against that person criminalizes her for being homeless".

The ordinance, along with a measure that made English the official language of the city, was passed in November and is scheduled to go into effect Jan . 12

The ordinance will go to the City Council, where observers say it has a good chance of passing in the coming months.