Sentence examples for requests for ordinances from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Mike Cerra, a spokesman for the New Jersey League of Municipalities, said his organization had been fielding a growing number of requests for ordinances limiting the care and feeding of animals.

In an email sent to county executives across Kentucky, Warren County Judge-Executive Mike Buchanon responded to what he called an "unexpectedly overwhelming" number of requests for copies of the ordinance from other Kentucky counties apparently interested in implementing their own right-to-work laws.

Mar did not immediately respond to The Huffington Post's requests for comment on whether the ordinance will impact those using the product to transition to a smoke-free life.

In the suit, Mr. Gunning said that village officials had denied his requests for sign permits and issued him summonses for violations of various ordinances that were not equally enforced against other property owners.

We objectively analyze requests for removals and follow the guidelines set forth in our Urban Forestry ordinance to make those decisions.

The panel, which considers requests for exemptions to the city's zoning code, also rejected the authority's argument that because it is a state agency, its property is exempt from local ordinances.

After a new city ordinance regulating protest demonstrations, two court challenges and some limited backroom negotiating, this is where Augusta will play host to the eight groups that filed formal requests for one-day protests, including Martha Burk and the National Council of Women's Organizations, Jesse Jackson's Rainbow Coalition and a splinter group of the Ku Klux Klan.

Apple declined requests for interviews.

"Two requests for proposals failed.

Requests for comment elicited none.

In other words, the board debates and votes on ordinances that will govern the town as a whole, the so-called legislative function, and the board also entertains petitions and requests from attending citizens, e.g., requests for zoning variances, the so-called adjudicative function.