Sentence examples for ordinances should be from inspiring English sources

A former interior minister, Aftab Ahmad Sherpao, told the parliamentary committee on national security this month that Shariah ordinances should be introduced to "calm the situation".

Issuing what may have been the first juridical defense of clergy-penitent privilege in centuries, De Witt Clinton, who as Mayor of New York City served as a judge for the case, declared: "It is essential to the free exercise of a religion, that its ordinances should be administered -- that its ceremonies as well as its essentials should be protected...

This trend should be reversed; subdivision ordinances should be revised to encourage architectural variety.

An ethics officer for the Chicago Board of Ethics concluded that Foxgrover did not violate the district's ethics ordinance and should be allowed to keep her $90,000-a-year job as the Park District's director of development.

State and local ordinances and enforcement should be considered to prevent translocation of rabies reservoirs.

In terms of sanitation, the Roman Empire seemed to be doing a lot of things right: It had public bathing facilities, public toilets, and ordinances dictating how waste should be disposed of.

Decades ago in Charlotte, though, a local ordinance specifically noted that discrimination should be allowed in the case of bathrooms.

In Charlotte, though, part of a decades-old ordinance specifically noted that discrimination should be allowed in the case of bathrooms.

There were reforms in 2007 - the 'Prescription Management Ordinance' - specifying that prescriptions should be written by INN.

This style dates back to the death of Emperor Meiji on July 30 , 1912 and the Cabinet issued an ordinance stipulating that the national flag should be raised in mourning when the Emperor dies.

The problem with the city's argument for regulating Bird is that it's claiming that Bird should be governed by current ordinances that cover… food trucks.