Sentence examples for ordinances made from inspiring English sources

These July Ordinances, made public on the 26th, completed the polarization process and ensured that the confrontation would be violent.

It annulled decrees and ordinances made under the emergency, including lawsuits against the prime minister and his coalition allies.

The ordinances made it a crime for suspected gang members to congregate in zones identified as gang territory.

Volek told the court that the city had rescinded ordinances, made "really incredible progress" on its use-of-force policies thanks to Ferguson Police Commander Frank McCall, boosted assistance and support for officers in dealing with the stress of their jobs, taken "really proactive steps" on officer pay, and put in place a new judge who brought a "fresh approach" to the municipal court.

The new ordinances make using the yakuza very expensive.

They have persuaded Florida's two most populous counties to pass ordinances making it easier for workers to recover unpaid wages from employers.

Zoning ordinances make it difficult for retailers to build stores, so one of the only ways to become bigger fast is to buy a rival.

About 70 percent of the hamlet's land is protected from development; zoning ordinances make it difficult to change land use or increase density; and the commercial fishing industry, while threatened, is still active, local officials said.

Starting with Mayor Rudy Giuliani in New York, city after city passed "broken windows" or "quality of life" ordinances making it dangerous for the homeless to loiter, or, in some cases, even look "indigent", in public spaces.

The Connecticut Coalition to Stop Underage Drinking has been working to convince more towns to pass their own ordinances, making presentations to town officials about how the law helps deter large drinking parties and gives the police greater authority to control and prevent teenage drinking.

City ordinances make it illegal to create murals on the vast majority of private properties.