Sentence examples for proposing ordinances from inspiring English sources

It calls for a city manager equivalent to a chief operating officer: someone "with sole responsibility for hiring, directing and managing personnel, coordinating day-to-day operations and implementing the management initiatives of the multiyear plan, and proposing ordinances".

He saw Humpfer and Sigwalt's proposed ordinances as just plain bad management.

City officials, who agree with the scientists, have or dered proposed ordinances drawn up.

In the last two weeks, legislative committees on the islands of Kauai and Hawaii have approved proposed ordinances that would restrict the ability of the seed companies to operate.

"A lot of stuff that's really frustrating," he said of the latest proposed ordinances, "is that we've seen all of this stuff before.

Dana Rone, a councilwoman who successfully sought to postpone a vote on three of the proposed ordinances, said she had concerns about two of them.

Two proposed ordinances are now on the table, and neither packs much punch.

Besides the added mess, enforcing the proposed ordinances 20-feet restriction would be impossible, she said.

Other proposed ordinances aim to restrict the amount of time a truck can sit in one space.

At a recent City Council meeting, Bratton dismissed calls for greater oversight of the NYPD, calling the proposed ordinances "an unprecedented intrusion" into police business.

In a few days, the Council will likely vote upon these proposed ordinances; as usual, smart money is betting with the mayor.