Sentence examples for some ordinance from inspiring English sources

In other cases, one of their sympathizers in the area acquires some ordinance in the markets and leaves it in a pre-arranged place for them to find.

"Some ordinances say 2,500 feet away from schools and playgrounds, but others include pools, stores and bus stops.

Some ordinances required the presence of witnesses for all sales outside the town gate, and others simply prohibited sales except in town, again for the buyer's protection.

But Mr. Duis said some ordinances reflected another side of a brash young Chicago: that those responsible for enforcing the laws were often corrupt.

Even some ordinances dating only to mid-century evoke a pastoral era that had already vanished by the time the laws were enacted.

Yet some ordinances seem to regulate both access to, and action in, stricto sensu public spaces according to specific conceptions of the good life.

Although some ordinances were eventually repealed, the increased visibility of dance music (perhaps thanks to its spotlight-seeking scion known as EDM) meant that the past twelve months saw numerous clubs and festivals face tougher opposition than ever before.

(People like to eat in stars Hollow; there must be some town ordinance against starvation chic).

As the border guard unit was preparing to blow up some unexploded ordinance, the man approached the American soldiers.

One wonders if there is some theatre ordinance that requires every Southern-themed play in this country to deal with incest.

In some cases, ordinances were passed requiring their removal.