Sentence examples for ordinance would be from inspiring English sources

Dr. Lee said that the ordinance would be enforced during regular health inspections.

I think this kind of ordinance would be going too far".

Opinion still may be divided, and if, on the hypothesis that the danger is real, the ordinance would be valid, we should not overthrow it merely because of our adherence to the other belief.

Levity aside, he warned that the clothesline ordinance would be as strictly enforced as any and defended the penalties, which start at $500 for the first offense, calling them "appropriate".

For the owner of a Humboldt Park auto repair shop who lost 25 percent of his sales this year, paying $50,000 to fix up the parking lot of his business to comply with the city's landscaping ordinance would be difficult.

The Court finds appeal, however, in the ability of Fort Worth's officials to waive that requirement if the applicant can show that the costs of solicitation are "not unreasonable". See 415 F.2d, at 44, n. 2. Given the potential for abuse of this open-ended grant of discretion, I would think that Fort Worth's ordinance would be more, not less, suspect than Schaumburg's.

The court did not consider whether the zoning ordinances would be unconstitutional if applied to prevent appellants from building five homes.

McElroy tried to assuage that concern by saying the ordinances would be enforced only after complaints.

The rally's thousands of Facebook RSVPs, plus attacks from the New Orleans press, scared the council into postponing the vote and announcing that the ordinances would be revised to focus mainly on obnoxiously loud Bourbon Street.

"That is, that with a local ordinance, we would be able to regulate and enforce this in a way that we were not able to do previously".

A regulatory zoning ordinance, which would be clearly valid as applied to the great cities, might be clearly invalid as applied to rural communities.