Ordinance means: A local law, passed by e.g. a city. Related words include regulation or designation. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Ordinance in practice.
Ordinance in a sentence
Related words
Ordinance meaning
- A local law, passed by e.g. a city.
- An edict or decree, authoritative order.
- Prior to the Third English Civil War, a decree of Parliament.
Synonyms of Ordinance
Example sentences (20)
According to Holly Pond’s mayor, the owner has ordered a privacy screen that will comply with the town’s ordinance.
At its next meeting, the council will be asked to amend several sections of the ordinance to clarify those issues.
As a City Council member, I would support the Inclusionary Housing Ordinance (IH) as a good policy for Longmont.
Greenville City Council members decide to approve the golf cart ordinance presented by Chief of Police Justin Lovvorn.
But the ordinance doesn’t seem to have deterred the drivers who have gathered at the corner in McKinley Park this year.
Needless to repeat again but the County’s Cannabis Ordinance has been fraught with problems from its inception.
Accordingly, the ordinance has provided for the creation of an authority on services for the national capital.
Each was outfitted with 6,000 pounds of ordinance that were housed beneath each wing and within the fuselage.
Marshall County, Iowa, passed a single-use plastic bag ordinance for its unincorporated areas in April, 2009.
However, the correct ordinance was located in the packet of information submitted with that initial listing.
Denver’s electrification ordinance only triggers when a gas system reaches the end of its useful life and must be replaced.
Chester has taken a prudent and pragmatic approach to STR regulation with the recently adopted ordinance.
AAP decision came hours after Congress announced that they will oppose the Central government ordinance.
A proposed ordinance to prohibit first floor residences in the downtown business district was discussed.
But the Wisconsin Supreme Court struck down in June an ordinance in Outagamie County’s Town of Buchanan.
In December, Judge Virginia Kendall ordered a stay on enforcing the ordinance while the case continued.
He said all non-BJP parties would join forces in the Rajya Sabha to defeat the contentious ordinance.
Evergreen Treatment Services spoke out at the council meeting and opposed Harrell’s proposed ordinance for criminalizing drug use.
Directors said Tuesday that they may revisit the ordinance in the future if amendments are needed.
Denver’s ordinance emphasizes creating affordable housing for those in the 60% of median income.
Common combinations with ordinance
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the ordinance 72×
- an ordinance 36×
- ordinance that 23×
- ordinance to 15×
- ordinance was 14×
- proposed ordinance 9×
- ordinance would 8×
- ordinance and 8×
- new ordinance 8×
- ordinance which 7×
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