Sentence examples for through ordinances from inspiring English sources

Neil J. Donovan, the executive director of the National Coalition for the Homeless, said the state was one of many trying to deal with the homeless through ordinances, like the one barring tents, rather than programs to create housing.

Note, moreover, that if the concern is to avoid imposing a certain type of dress on people (women) who would voluntarily not accept it, the regulation of access to and behaviour in public spaces through ordinances is certainly not the right instrument to apply.

As a consequence, through ordinances of a certain kind, they too are often barred from staying – even temporarily – on a council's territory.11 Likewise, ordinances that ban begging on council territory follow a similar logic (Rossi, 2010 .12 (To be noted is that, according to Italian law, the practice of "non-intrusive" begging is not a crime: Constitution Court sentence no. 519 of 1995 .13.

Mormons believe that returning to God requires following the example of Jesus Christ, and accepting his atonement through ordinances such as baptism.

To be accepted into the highest kingdom, a person must fully accept Christ through faith, repentance, and through ordinances such as baptism and the laying on of hands.

In Smith's view, the opportunity to achieve exaltation extended to all humanity; those who died with no opportunity to accept saving ordinances could achieve exaltation by accepting them in the afterlife through ordinances performed on their behalf.

To consolidate and strengthen the FHP's work, in 2008 the ministry of health, through ordinance No. 154, allocated additional funding to create a FHP support program called the Núcleo de Apoio á Saúde da Família (Nucleus of Support for Family Health, NASF) [ 12, 49].

"But parishes can work with companies to mitigate increased wear and tear through agreements or through parish ordinances," he said.

This has resulted in many rural communities and individuals taking action on their own, through local ordinances or litigation, as they have not been able to find access through usual governmental channels.

The money was raised through local ordinances establishing developer fees.

Early in his career Charles had resorted to the Estates to raise aides and tailles (as the old levies on sales and hearths were now called), but after convocations in the 1430s he continued these taxes through annual ordinances no longer sanctioned by the Estates.