Sentence examples for such ordinances from inspiring English sources

Banning such ordinances would violate the state's home-rule laws, the city argued.

Among them was Gary O'Bern, 68, a retired resident of Montville who calls such ordinances "terribly un-American".

It also appealed to the state to pass legislation that would have required Long Island municipalities to create such ordinances.

Despite the many obstacles, more than two hundred municipalities have passed such ordinances, many of them with Romer's help.

So far, at least 100 of the state's 567 municipalities have enacted such ordinances for geese, duck and bear.

Yet in Washington Township and elsewhere, such ordinances are meeting with resistance from people who have always regarded private property as just that: private.

It is believed that, if adopted, it would be the first such ordinance in the nation.

The panel said that such local ordinances conflicted with the state's landmark law.

Decades of policy shifts, such as ordinances declaring neighborhoods drug-free, mass arrests on petty charges and skewed crime statistics, turned the police department into a force obsessed with numbers first and police work second, Simon said.

Laws require Royal Assent; other legislation such as ordinances (in Guernsey) and regulations and orders (in Jersey) do not require Royal Assent.

In the last three years, a dozen states have banned localities from passing paid leave requirements, more than doubling to 22 the states that now outlaw such local ordinances.