Sentence examples for ordinances provided from inspiring English sources
Ordinances provided for the inspection and repair of fortifications, the encouragement of archery, a more dependable discipline, pay for fighting men, and even the establishment of a navy.
In many instances, national legislation or provincial ordinances provide for the cooperation of municipal authorities.
Ms. Janis-Aparicio said the ordinance provided another way to raise wages in a city where union-organizing drives among service employees have failed.
That ordinance provided protections based on sexual orientation, gender expression and gender identity, including letting transgender people use the public bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity, not gender at birth.
The ordinance provided an exemption, however, for the slaughter or processing for sale of "small numbers of hogs and/or cattle per week in accordance with an exemption provided by state law". All ordinances and resolutions passed the city council by unanimous vote.
An 1852 city ordinance provided for raising the ground level, beginning with the raising of Court Street by as much as 50 feet.
At this time, although there was no imposition of a federal Law that recognised DHTs, the ordinance provided the basis of legal regulation of the DHT profession in Brazil.
The ordinance provides protections for innocent owners to get their vehicles back at an early stage in the process.
She recently served as a Commissioner on the Oakland Privacy Advisory Commission and helped to develop a local ordinance providing oversight of surveillance technology.
The ordinance provides for varying degrees of punishment for rapists depending on the gravity of the crime such that the punishment for those convicted for rape can range from seven years to the death penalty.
What drove proponents and critics of the 1957 City Council ordinance providing for the transfer of publicly owned land at Chavez Ravine to the Dodgers for the construction of Dodger Stadium were as much cultural visions as political ones.
