Sentence examples for ordinances was from inspiring English sources

The wooded area they cleared in violation of town ordinances was a beautiful one, not a dump site.

One of the broader state laws pre-empting local governments from enacting obesity-related restaurant ordinances was signed Thursday in Ohio.

State lawmakers who supported the bill, which was backed by the National Rifle Association, said local governments were overreacting, particularly since the original law that pre-empted local gun ordinances was passed in 1987.

After Playland opened, another article reported that residents were complaining that "the amusement park was noisy and attracted undesirables, and Playland officials countering with charges that enforcement of Rye's petty ordinances was interfering with the operation of the park".

The really frightening thing is that the set punishments for adultery, and the lack of bail, (known as the "Hudood Ordinances"), was only brought into law in - wait for it - 1979.

Municipal rules and regulations generally govern through categories, such as 'use' and 'activity', that are somewhat removed from personhood" (Valverde, 2005), p. 37. 5Among the earliest laws in Italy covering the issue and substance of ordinances was Law no.

"These ordinances are blatantly unconstitutional," Mr. Nash said.

The ordinances are meant to close that loophole.

In some cases, ordinances were passed requiring their removal.

But ordinances are meant to be limited to urgent business when parliament is not sitting.

In those areas to which the councils' own ordinances are applicable, the municipalities are autonomous.