Sentence examples for specific ordinances from inspiring English sources

To help him keep his vows, a monk's life is carefully regulated in all details by specific ordinances and by the oversight of his superiors.

Santa Clarita spokeswoman Gail Ortiz said her 16-year-old city had accomplished the conservancy's goals without enacting specific ordinances.

WPEC says they couldn't find the specific ordinance referred to by Ranger Mark, but whatever it is, it should be changed.

Medical assistants trained in Ghana are certified by the Ministry of Health but are not formally regulated under any specific ordinance.

Breed-specific ordinances, most experts say, are difficult to enforce because it is often hard to determine a dog's breed.

Breed-specific ordinances also fail to recognize that behavior varies widely within a breed of dog, and that even among those deemed aggressive, problem animals are estimated to represent only a small percentage of the total population, said Dr. James Serpell, professor of human ethics and animal welfare at the Penn veterinary school.

Many practical alternatives to breed-specific ordinances exist and hold promise for prevention of dog bites".

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (you know, that government agency that does studies about everything) stopped keeping track of dog bite fatalities by breed, and has posted the following statement on their website, "Because of difficulties inherent in determining a dog's breed with certainty, enforcement of breed-specific ordinances raises constitutional and practical issues.

The only time you would know that my husband had a responsibility I didn't was in the exercising of specific religious ordinances.

"I just got a backhoe and went ahead," Mr. Davis said, later arguing that the lack of a specific burial ordinance meant that they had no right to stop him.

Research your area's specific set of ordinances to ensure your maintenance team isn't performing repairs illegally.