Sentence examples for ordinances to regulate from inspiring English sources

In recent years, many towns in New Jersey, including Haledon, Prospect Park, Hawthorne and Bloomfield have removed the bans to avoid legal challenges, and have implemented ordinances to regulate tattooing.

Until the 1980s, cities primarily or exclusively used municipal ordinances to regulate and restrict freight movements [9].

Not a single pesticide or GMO related bill survived, despite the many promises of legislators and Governor Abercrombie, as an empty promise and attempt to derail County ordinances to regulate where the state repeatedly refuses, during county pesticide and GMO proceedings.

"We designed the ordinance to regulate behavior or conduct in a motor vehicle, not equipment," Mr. Denkensohn said.

The City Council of Calabasas is drafting an ordinance to regulate smoking in multiunit housing and is scheduled to discuss the issue on Nov. 28.

"The phone card acts like a token in a casino — that's what we didn't understand," said Mr. Johnson, who helped draft an ordinance to regulate cafes offering sweepstakes, which are allowed under state law.

It is also the main reason Mayor Rahm Emanuel has introduced a new ordinance to regulate e-cigarettes as tobacco products.

But the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department (TMPD) appears to be reacting somewhat differently — by creating an ordinance to regulate JK businesses in the city of 13 million people.

Yet some ordinances seem to regulate both access to, and action in, stricto sensu public spaces according to specific conceptions of the good life.

In 1998, a Bilbao municipal ordinance was passed to regulate brothels and clubs.

WASHINGTON — Nearly six months after the Supreme Court put an end to the District of Columbia's decades-old ban on handgun possession, the City Council here passed a sweeping new ordinance on Tuesday to regulate gun ownership.