"That was probably the most difficult issue that I had in terms of trying to convince them to give me their endorsement," Mr. Solis said of the service union's support for the pollution-reduction ordinance.
This risk may explain why Swiss SHI who had MCO divisions or had jointly created a MCO did not oppose an ordinance limiting the premium reductions for MC plans to 20% of the CC alternative although achievable cost savings were higher.
Building community resilience UNICEF's work in promoting child-centered risk reduction has resulted in the passing of a municipal ordinance which mandates the inclusion of the safety and wellness of children in all its DRR work.
He previously proposed an unsuccessful ordinance requiring the city to offer stress-reduction measures.
Still others are old-fashioned quality-of-life laws, like the proposed liquor store ordinance, which goes by the elaborately named "Alcohol Reduction and Safer Neighborhoods Act".
The paper examines how corporate actors from the German automotive industry perceive and handle the End-of-life Vehicle Ordinance of 2002, which aims at material flow reductions through changes in product design.
In 2002, Burke helped pass a city ordinance barring the city from contesting property tax appeals seeking a reduction in property assessment of under $1 million, which was most of Burke's cases.
The plan follows up on a 2008 ordinance passed by the city, which mandates each city department meet greenhouse gas reduction targets — 25percentt below 1990 levels by 2017 and 80percentt below 1990 levels by 2050.
A sub-analysis exploring changes in taxicab driver homicide rates among cities with only a company policy (rather than cities with an ordinance for which there were no homicides occurring post-installation) found a statistically significant reduction in rate (RRunadj = 0.53; 95% CL 0.29, 0.99) that persisted (RRadj = 0.40; 95% CL 0.13, 0.81) after covariate adjustment.
