Sentence examples for ordinances used from inspiring English sources

We see digital tectonic design as a systematic use of geometric and spatial ordinances, used in combination with details and components directly related to contemporary construction.

Monthly Ordinances use Five Agents correlations to specify the correct social, ritual, and agricultural activities for each season.

Those promoting these ordinances use public sympathy -- gained through misleading rhetoric about "discrimination" -- to silence dissenting voices.

Because the definition in most ordinances uses the term "the majority of traits" or "predominantly" which in legal parlance means in excess of 50percentt.

The Moral Majority, in its successful campaign to repeal a San Jose, California gay rights ordinance, used an image from the program along with the slogan "Don't Let It Spread!" on billboards.

"When ordinances are used for personal matters, it really damages our system," Rosero said.

Debbie Moss of the Human Rights Commission in Washington, said the ordinance was used by "people being overweight, people having their hair a certain way -- there are all kinds of reasons".

Although the City of Phoenix does not define the terms, "charity" or "dining hall" in their zoning ordinance, Corcoran used some fine-tuned Googling to rule that city zoning regulations were nevertheless violated.

Rather than men crawling through tunnels and harvesting veins of the fossil fuel, vast amounts of ordinance is used to blow the mountains to smithereens along with every living thing that's on them at the time of the explosion.

As one who has been charged under 10-8-330 more thans than I can count, I can tell you that the ordinance is used by police to punish organizers of events that they are hostile to like, say, protests against police brutality.

The new ordinances make using the yakuza very expensive.