"It shows in how well they do their landing on the aircraft carrier, how many times they screw up, or are on the wrong radio frequency, or get lost, or their ordinances aren't accurate in terms of dropping a bomb.
Local ordinances are a step in terms of being able to make sure that some of those mechanisms for community control are put back".
Fire experts said more residents needed to heed local ordinances and use common sense in terms of building and landscaping to prevent homes from being destroyed, a common problem in California.
"As we got our foot in the door in terms of this ordinance being applied to the private sector," he surmised, that would give the living-wage network the ammunition to help other communities across the country do likewise.
(There were limits on demonstrations at funerals, in terms of how close protestors could get, and local ordinances which, the opinion noted, Phelps and company had observed, in that case if not others).
William Raveis, owner of William Raveis Real Estate, which has its headquarters in the town of Shelton, expects Fairfield County to continue to be high priced and maxed out in terms of land and traffic, with construction limited by town ordinances against teardowns.
He also sponsored an ordinance to add domestic partnerships to the Zoning Code's definition of "family" in terms of housing.
"That was probably the most difficult issue that I had in terms of trying to convince them to give me their endorsement," Mr. Solis said of the service union's support for the pollution-reduction ordinance.
The court declared that, in terms of their end-goals (public welfare and urban security) and targets (the persons present on a given territory), ordinances impinge on the general sphere of freedom of the individual.
