Sentence examples for school ordinance from inspiring English sources

They had all violated the city's safe school ordinance.

The Toledo City Council passed the safe school ordinance in 1968 in response to concerns that schools had become dangerous.

Her reign was, nevertheless, beneficent: it saw the first Swedish newspaper (1645) and the first countrywide school ordinance; science and literature were encouraged, and new privileges were given to the towns; trade, manufactures, and mining also made great strides.

In his previous foray to the Supreme Court, he got the court to reverse a finding of contempt for two Yonkers City Council members who refused to pass a housing and school desegregation ordinance.

The order came two months after the City Council passed an ordinance allowing the school administration to remain in City Hall for five more years.

"So many kids don't even understand the concepts behind bullying and how people manipulate and take advantage of other kids," said Carson Mayor Jim Dear, a public school teacher who supports the ordinance.

In both locations, lands were first set aside to fund the common schools starting with the Land Ordinance of 1785 (the original Federal Land grant), followed by the Enabling Act of 1906 in Oklahoma and 1910 in New Mexico (for a more complete history, see Culp et al. 2005; Vadjunec and Sheehan 2010).

Schools were established by the educational ordinance of 1895, and the organization of learned societies and "enlightenment" movements followed soon after.

Mayor Louis J. Barletta, who says illegal immigration from Mexico and Central America has increased crime and overburdened schools and hospitals, predicted that the ordinance would survive a court challenge.

Huntington Park would be on more solid legal ground if the ordinance banned all new schools, including private and parochial ones, UCLA law professor Jonathan Zasloff said.

Thanks to the results obtained through surveillance studies on adolescents conducted to date, new legislation has been recently enacted, including the increase in the legal age of sale of tobacco products mentioned above and, in mid-2013, the introduction of smoke-free ordinances prohibiting smoking near school grounds.