Sentence examples for ordinances enacted from inspiring English sources

To persuade these Long Islanders otherwise and get more protective ordinances enacted, preservationists argue that these fears of restriction are often inflated.

And, thanks to local ordinances enacted in Oakland, San Francisco, Richmond, San Jose and Sunnyvale, workers in those cities receive more than the state minimum wage.

The ordinance, enacted in 2001, imposes architectural restrictions on new buildings or those being renovated by more than 50percentt.

And he added that a Brookhaven ordinance, enacted two years ago, which allows the town to inspect rental properties, had reduced the number of substandard rental apartments and houses.

An ordinance enacted on 3 November 1941 raised tobacco taxes by approximately 80 95% of the retail price.

The US Supreme Court on Monday rejected a challenge by gun rights activists to an ordinance enacted by a Chicago suburb that bans assault weapons and large-capacity magazines.

Immediately, more than 40,000 of the lowest-paid workers in Birmingham will be denied the pay raises they were to receive under an ordinance enacted by the city to set a $10.10 per hour local minimum wage.

As defined by Law.com, the law is "a statute, ordinance or regulation enacted by the legislative branch of a government and signed into law, or in some nations created by decree without any democratic process.

But most of the food eaten in Hawaii comes from outside the state anyway, and will remain largely the same whether the ordinances are enacted.

These tree ordinances are enacted at the town and village level, and the resulting large number and variety of rules can cause confusion.

In response, DFW municipalities adopted gas well drilling ordinances and enacted setback distance policies to regulate the proximity between new gas wells and homes.