Sentence examples for using the ordinance from inspiring English sources

However, as a 2006 city report noted, "Some residents were using the ordinance to deal with other issues".

The city had used the ordinance to crack down on immigrant laborers in 2004, sending police officers posing as employers to pick up workers and take them to jail.

The police in Los Angeles, which has been wrestling with how to reduce a homeless population that by some counts is the largest in the country, have used the ordinance in an effort to clean up Skid Row, a 50-block area east of downtown that has long been home to the down and out.

They're worried that predatory men will use the ordinance as a way to enter public bathrooms and assault girls and women.

"Those are much heavier hits than we'd have using the city ordinance to try to combat and to try to serve as a deterrent against this gun violence," Mr. Weis said Aug. 16 at a news conference.

When Congress created the Michigan Territory in 1805, it used the Northwest Ordinance's language to define the territory's southern boundary, which therefore differed from that in Ohio's state constitution.

Mar did not immediately respond to The Huffington Post's requests for comment on whether the ordinance will impact those using the product to transition to a smoke-free life.

The new ordinances make using the yakuza very expensive.

With some $2 million already collected and a contract with the Taxi Worker Alliance signed, passing an ordinance to approve using the six cents per fare for the health and disability fund should be an easy fix.

The U.S. had never used the 21,000-pound Massive Ordinance Air Blast Bomb, which killed 36 Islamic State fighters.

For a massage establishment to meet one of the terms for a conditional use permit, the ordinance proposes a distinction between a "massage establishment" and beauty and nail salons and would exclude businesses where less than 15% of the gross floor area is devoted to massage.