How to pronounce “ordinances” in English

support ordinances that increase housing opportunities and strengthen penalties

You shall keep mine ordinances.

So towns are passing ordinances saying, you can't live, if you are on that list, within 2,000 feet of a school or a park or a shopping center

We don't look at things like ordinances on construction and whether new construction in our neighborhoods is being done in a way that someone could buy a home

And this is the beginning of the ordinances.

We have a very progressive lighting ordinances to keep the light focused on the ground instead of shooting up into the sky.

The story was that—while most state and local governments were actually passing local ordinances for gun safety, because Congress would do nothing—the small city of Nelson,

Because if you're familiar with curb cuts, they were mandated by city ordinances that-- and maybe state ordinances-- that try to make sure that

process and use the legislative process to deal with substance; to deal with legislation rather than ordinances to put a stop sign here or to put residential parking zones here

So with Sebastian Cabot's council they put together a kind of business plan, an employee handbook, and performance guidelines and they called them ordinances.

There are places-- this is really-- to show you how insane it's gotten, in Milwaukee, as a lot of places, they passed ordinances saying you cannot

By the nineteen-teens, the decade of Billie Holiday's birth, several residential ordinances, passed by progressives and bolstered by Social Darwinist

So Hoboken, like I was saying, all the towns and cities have their own unique ordinances about vending.

City Hall meetings are now streamed and archived and ordinances and city budgets have been made available through the City Clerk's Website.