Sentence examples for ordinance with from inspiring English sources

Indeed, even the New Jersey P.T.A. has greeted the ordinance with discomfort.

A judge overturned the Hazelton ordinance, ruling it unconstitutional, and Riverside rescinded its ordinance, with officials saying the town could not afford the legal costs of defending it.

Thanks to Mayor Annise D. Parker — who has expended a hefty share of political capital on what some consider a kamikaze attack on beloved property rights — the city last year passed a historic preservation ordinance with a few teeth.

"It would be helpful for us to have AC-130's up north, particularly when you have a situation like Kunduz, because that particular weapon systems can put off enormous amounts of ordinance with a great deal of precision, without a lot of collateral damage," Mr. Rumsfeld said.

A Dallas all-age municipal ordinance, with graduated fines ranging from $10 to $25, went into effect on September 1 , 1996

In late 2011, I introduced the "Plastic Bag Reduction Ordinance," with 5 co-sponsors.

Sonya Farley, a councilwoman, said she would probably vote to rewrite the ordinances with more constitutionally sensitive wording.

In March, he signed a law that stripped counties and cities of the right to protect gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender citizens by replacing all local nondiscrimination ordinances with a statewide measure that excluded LGBT people.

Los Angeles is the latest of dozens of U.S cities looking to adopt so-called living wage ordinances, with similar efforts recently in San Francisco and Seattle.

This prompted pro-music council candidate Drew Ward to post a video online of Councilperson Susan Guidry breaking VCPORA's proposed music ordinances with one of her campaign parties perhaps shamed, Guidry eventually came out against the VCPORA report.

Most of these attempts have involved preempting local non-discrimination ordinances with state law, or expansions of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) to allow people, businesses, churches and religiously affiliated organizations to discriminate against LGBT people on the basis of "sincerely held religious beliefs".