Sentence examples for ordinances- from inspiring English sources

They say Tucson ordinances unfairly target the homeless.

Minimum wage ordinances gained steam across the country this year as Democrats sought to press the issue during a contentious midterm election cycle.

Mr Modi resorted to ordinances in their stead.

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

That account might sound a bit rich for proceedings where traffic patterns and zoning ordinances are the juiciest items on the agenda, but in a basic sense Tocqueville was right.

So the main point of the ordinances seems to be to signal that the government does not intend to be stymied by a stroppy parliament.Mr Modi can at least point to one parliamentary landmark.

However, ordinances give only temporary powers.

Over the past few years many cities have, in response to public pressure, relaxed ordinances against the birds.Andy Schneider, a radio host known as the Chicken Whisperer, says he gets calls every day from people who are interested in challenging their city council on this score.

After all, the most important policies are introduced by presidential decree, as ordinances.

Their historical model is the Asilomar conference of 1975, when the first biotechnologists met to agree on self-denying ordinances that went a long way towards establishing their credentials as responsible and trustworthy people.

The federal government has been given four months to get parliament to endorse all 37 decrees or ordinances passed by the former general.