Sentence examples for ordinances in case of from inspiring English sources

The government did have the right to issue imperial ordinances in case of an emergency, but if these were to remain in effect the Diet had to approve them at its next session.

The second precedent was a Prussian ordinance of 1810 that placed on masters a duty to ensure that their servants were given medical attention in case of illness.

The ordinance provides for the death penalty in cases of rape.

But she, too, really needs to avail herself of the fact that the law was expanded after it's passage to allow for this intervention in cases of city ordinance violations.

In November the council passed ordinances in support of Schmid's motion.

Decades ago in Charlotte, though, a local ordinance specifically noted that discrimination should be allowed in the case of bathrooms.

In Charlotte, though, part of a decades-old ordinance specifically noted that discrimination should be allowed in the case of bathrooms.

The previous, outward-looking policy was condemned in the ordinance as "highly negative" because it "impairs on a permanent basis the feeling of belonging to the Romanian nation in the case of those temporarily living in other countries".

As Waldron (2000), p. 397 writes, in the case of an individual who owns a home, compliance with an ordinance prohibiting sleeping in public places is merely a matter of "relocation"; but, for an individual who has no home, compliance with this kind of ordinance "would mean that he must not sleep (for there is now no place where his sleeping is permissible)".

It focuses on the case of municipal "ordinances" in Italy.

13More complex but equally important in light of the questions discussed here is the case of municipal ordinances that prohibit the wearing of full Islamic veils in public areas (Lorenzetti, 2010).