Sentence examples for ordinances issued from inspiring English sources

6According to Pizzetti (2012), from 2008 to April 2011, the overall number of ordinances issued exceeded 1,600.

He did not sign any document delegating his seigneurial authority, which meant that legality of ordinances issued by Hathaway during this period was, at best, questionable.

This re-establishment came as a result of ordinances issued by Prince Grigore IV Ghica, who had just been assigned by the Ottoman Empire to the throne of Wallachia upon the disestablishment of Phanariote rule, encouraging the marginalization of ethnic Greeks who had assumed public office in previous decades.

The ordinance, issued on Wednesday, still requires further approval.

ELSA BRENNER Judge Dismisses Complaint by Dog Walkers Over Fees A state judge has dismissed a complaint by three dog owners who sought to overturn an ordinance issued by the City of New Rochelle last April that required dog walkers in Ward Acres Park to pay for permits.

The term 'intermesh' was used in the water ordinance issued in 1980 by the Agricultural Affairs officer[26].

This is particularly clear in the Water Ordinance issued in 1986 by Zakarya Hazan, the Administration officer of Agricultural Affairs in the Gaza Strip.

This block was identified under an Ordinance issued during the emergency phase, which obliges the owners of interconnected buildings to constitute consortia to repair and/or re-construct their properties.

Instead, the temporary urgency ordinance issued on June 7 will simply run its course, lapsing on Friday.

In a 1997 case known as the Stolen Generations Case, the court upheld an ordinance issued in 1918 that enabled the forcible removal of Indigenous Australian children from their families.

A criminal ordinance issued by Louis XIV of France in 1670 was extremely severe, even for the times: the dead person's body was drawn through the streets, face down, and then hung or thrown on a garbage heap.