Sentence examples for ordinances requiring from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that recent court cases have ruled against ministers, especially online ordinations, because the states, counties, cities, or provinces have ordinances requiring the control of who is legally qualified to officiate a license such as one that is required to be registered in vital records.

He pointed out that many municipalities have ordinances requiring property owners to shovel their walks, sometimes within 24 hours.

Six cities, including Escondido in Southern California, adopted ordinances requiring verification, but all have been rescinded or have stalled in the face of lawsuits.

Several suburbs, including Santa Monica and Long Beach, also have ordinances requiring writers who work at home to get permits and pay fees.

(Activists have been urging city councils to pass ordinances requiring that city contractors disclose any historical link to slavery, with the idea that those whose predecessors profited from slave labor can be shamed into making reparations).

In the 1640s, Southampton, Long Island, wrote the first drift-whaling ordinances, requiring two citizens to search the beach for whales after every storm and two others to cut the carcass, taking a double portion of blubber for their pains.

The ordinances require that outside walls be earth tones.

Renovations are the norm because zoning ordinances require that rebuilding be done on the original footprint.

No local ordinances require private citizens to notify neighbors when they apply pesticides.

She said that because city ordinances require one parking spot for every three seats in the pews, parking is essential.

Some ordinances required the presence of witnesses for all sales outside the town gate, and others simply prohibited sales except in town, again for the buyer's protection.