Sentence examples for signed ordinance from inspiring English sources

Local police chief Marica Avellino this week signed ordinance number 30, which from April to October allows for fines ranging from €50 to €500 for local people who make too much noise – and disturb the tranquillity of tourists.

Education persuaded some individuals to quit smoking or not start, but that cleaner air you breathe is due to education convincing people to sign ordinances in cities (i.e. Burbank) to make smoking unlawful in many public areas.

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter (D) signed an ordinance Wednesday decriminalizing the possession and use of up to 30 grams of marijuana.

Mr. Musharraf also signed an ordinance on Friday giving him, as chairman of the National Command Authority, overall responsibility for safeguarding Pakistan's nuclear material and establishments.

Mayor Greg Nickels of Seattle signed an ordinance that forbids the police and other city workers from asking people about their immigration status.

Whitsett, who signed the ordinance, was unavailable for comment and the sheriff's office did not return the Guardian's request for comment.

On 1st July, 1943, he signed an ordinance withdrawing Jews from the protection of the law courts and placing them under the exclusive jurisdiction of Himmler's Gestapo.

In December 2015, Mr. Landrieu, a Democrat who will leave office next year because of term limits, signed an ordinance calling for the removal of four monuments related to the Confederacy and its aftermath.

In 1776, Governor Sir William Young Sir William Young signed an ordinance to protect the woodlands.

The mayor who signed the ordinance was J. Barry Mahool, an ostensibly progressive Democrat.

"We're here because he signed the ordinance," Yaroslavsky said at the press conference.