Sentence examples for using this bylaw from inspiring English sources

No 'chuggers' have yet been fined using this bylaw.

What is less well known is that the City of Westminster has deployed an identical regime in other parts of the Borough using local bylaws.

In Toronto despite there already being a sex doll brothel quietly operating for over a year a neighbourhood used a bylaw against adult entertainment to ban it.

First designated as a royal hunting ground by Henry II in the twelfth century, with severe penalties imposed on commoners for poaching, it has since 1878 been managed by the City of London Corporation, which governs behavior within its bounds using forty-eight bylaws.

During our chat, Pascall went on to reveal more sinister things: "This year the police and others have decided to strategically push out some of the soundsystems by using bylaws," he told me.

Spokesman, Wolverhampton city council: "[We use] a bylaw [which] came into force in 2010 designed to tackle touting and the soliciting of custom which causes an obstruction and/or annoyance to the public.

Once such participants were made aware that many items for sale on store shelves locally would in fact be prohibited for use within the municipality, they were concerned about the apparent policy inconsistencies: 'How does this bylaw exist if the government still allows these products?

In the Borana rangeland, grazing resources have been owned communally and administered by the traditional institution where community leaders used to formulate bylaws about their use with respect to the spatial and temporal patterns of grazing and types of animals to be allowed to graze in a specific landscape (Oba 1998).

In defense, the REIT  asserts that by buying shares with knowledge of the bylaw, shareholders implicitly accepted this bylaw.

A high price was paid for ignoring this bylaw.

Moreover, in the opinion Chandler made the following statement: CNET's contention that this bylaw merely acts as an advance notice bylaw is undercut by this Court's previous encounters with advance notice bylaws.