How To Use Bylaw In A Sentence
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The amended bylaw allows for a 12-square foot, illuminated, canopy sign on the east elevation of the building.
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We have no bylaws forcing pet owners to spay or neuter their cats and dogs.
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On July 12 th, the municipality will be working on a by-law respecting intrusion robbery and fire alarm systems and orderly and peaceful conduct bylaw.
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The method used is governed by the church's charter or bylaws.
Christianity Today
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He was charged for handing out leaflets, under the same bylaw that covers, among other things, panhandling.
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The GLA claims that the protesters may have breached bylaws under the Greater London Authority act (1999) by attaching items to trees and fences, "exhibiting any notice, advertisement or any other written or pictorial matter", camping and organising a "performance or theatrical event".
Police and London mayor crack down on Parliament Square protest
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Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski called the bylaw "horrible" and "totally wrong," in a post-pratice press conference.
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The city even hired eight new bylaw enforcement officers last October to scour our parks, looking for bandit dumpers.
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The bylaw provides protection from environmental tobacco smoke by prohibiting smoking in Toronto workplaces and public places.
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A court quashed the bylaw after protests from civil liberties groups.
Times, Sunday Times
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Toronto took an important step forward by banning drive-throughs, a bylaw that was recently upheld in court.
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Be sure to follow any other procedural requirements that are spelled out in the church bylaws.
Christianity Today
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The maximum penalty for anyone convicted of an offence under the bylaw is a fine up to $20,000.00.
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The bylaws forbid playing ball in the public garden.
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The park authority has already decided to introduce a bylaw regulating seaplanes landing or taking off from the loch after complaints about the noise.
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The by-law proposal is only the product of the utterly unromantic and dreary administrative process of harmonizing all the old bylaws left over from the pre-amalgamated municipalities that now make up Toronto.
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From increased awareness and understanding comes increased support: for visitability initiatives, for changes to bylaws requiring visitable and adaptable housing, such as the bylaws adopted by the District of Saanich, and for favouring visitability practices when buying a home.
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The debate was an unexpected twist for the rave community, which was finally feeling optimistic about the proposed bylaw amendments after years of waiting for them.
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JP Smith, the city's mayoral committee member for safety and security, said the seven-storey block, whose entrance is in Keerom Street near the Cape High Court, would be the first candidate for the problem buildings bylaw which is expected to be passed at the end of the month.
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Stoughton Police Department Executive Officer Robert Devine said the company did not seek permission from the town DPW to use the fire hydrant, which is required under bylaws.
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This could present the police with difficulties in maintaining public order and differentiating between who is breaking the bylaw and who is not, the report adds.
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The new name and logo will become official with new bylaws when they pass.
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The NCAA and NAIA have rules called "bylaws" that every current and prospective student-athlete must adhere to in order to be eligible.
Philip Hunt: Prospects Beware!
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She claimed not to have seen signs warning visitors that picking is illegal and that local bylaws prohibit taking anything from the woods.
Times, Sunday Times
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During all these years our cadres, militants and candidate members became aware that the bylaws are the fundamental law in party life.
CASTRO READS MAIN REPORT AT PCC CONGRESS
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A demonstration that had been slated for Monday evening was designed to allow teens to voice their opposition to the bylaw, said Leo Lefebvre, 33.
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After an acrimonious debate, in 1981 The Catholic University revised its special bylaws and again required that professors have a canonical mission in order to teach theology.
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She has served her time for that, but a BOA bylaw automatically bans doping offenders for life.
Times, Sunday Times
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Prescott says he is listening, and, because the urban plan covers zoning bylaws, input can make a difference.
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The PCEC determined that Bill had breached Bylaw 311, but recommended only an anonymous reprimand since he had taken steps to remedy the problem as soon as he'd become aware of the bylaw.
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North Vancouver City has added a bit more bite to its noise bylaw when it comes to unattended ongoing vehicle alarms and booming bass sounds coming from cars or nightclubs.
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The introduction of the new bylaws has been received with different reactions.
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He called the bylaws regarding the new student-contact stipulation "extremely confusing and difficult to follow.
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According to the student society bylaws, the forum may appoint students to fill these positions at its discretion.
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Be sure to follow any other procedural requirements that are spelled out in the church bylaws.
Christianity Today
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The bylaw passed three readings and needs final adoption by council in likely a couple of weeks before becoming enforceable.
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On June 26 city council will vote on the proposed bylaw, which includes a 3 a.m. curfew for all ravers.
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A court quashed the bylaw after protests from civil liberties groups.
Times, Sunday Times
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The tenants wrote their own constitution and bylaws, their own personnel and policy procedures, their own job descriptions.
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Incredibly, while householders can be fined for not sorting out recycled rubbish, there are no bylaws banning garden bonfires.
Times, Sunday Times
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Therefore, a multidisciplinary task force was appointed and charged to rewrite the bylaws.
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The revised bylaw allows skaters to get around safely and practice their tricks without facing fines.
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Construction This Agreement and the interpretation hereof operate in conjunction with the Working Group Bylaws.
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She has served her time for that, but a BOA bylaw automatically bans doping offenders for life.
Times, Sunday Times
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Where the law stands There are no bylaws prohibiting garden bonfires.
Times, Sunday Times
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This year they hired a part time by-law officer to aggressively enforce bylaws such as unsightly premises.
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Weezie is really the only one who knows the full story of how she somehow found her way up to Whitehorse and eventually hanging around the Barracks apartments in Takhini, where a kind resident eventually gave her some food and called the bylaw about her.
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The administration is not serious in carrying out the preparatory work needed for the enforcement of the bylaw.
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Once that has been done, council can choose to add the smoke-free question to the fall election ballot instead of passing the bylaw on final readings.
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The first resolution for the AGM covers bylaw changes related to the public representatives on the Professional Conduct Enquiry Committee.
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Governor Fauzi Bowo said Monday the administration was still discussing the implementation of the 2005 bylaws on air control and designated nonsmoking areas with stakeholders, such as antismoking NGOs, building managements, as well as the association of retailers.
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In Europe, there are bylaws: governments tax water runoff, so people green their roofs.
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I have always thought the bylaws decreed that only newspapermen are eligible but learned in connection with this column that there is nothing in the by-laws that says this.
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Incredibly, while householders can be fined for not sorting out recycled rubbish, there are no bylaws banning garden bonfires.
Times, Sunday Times
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When that motion was defeated, another was created to add an item to the agenda to further discuss the interpretation of the proxy voting bylaw.
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According to NCAA bylaws, a student athlete is allowed to be a pro in one sport while maintaining amateur status in another.
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Incredibly, while householders can be fined for not sorting out recycled rubbish, there are no bylaws banning garden bonfires.
Times, Sunday Times
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The idea is that the actual bylaw stays in place but the police will exercise greater discretion to allow drinking in closed off areas outside cafes and restaurants.
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The main thrust of the bylaw is to force businesses with underage clientele to place a ban on smoking.
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Once you introduce laws, bylaws, legislation and regulations you are immediately restricting people's freedom, which is unavoidable.
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Police representatives insisted that it was the responsibility of escorts to ensure they knew and abided by municipal, provincial and federal laws, ordinances and bylaws.
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Doctors called yesterday for the nationwide adoption of bylaws banning people from drinking in the streets, as new statistics highlighted the damage to health caused by alcohol.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the proposed bylaw, it is not only sand miners who will be sanctioned but also transporters and traders.
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Doctors called yesterday for the nationwide adoption of bylaws banning people from drinking in the streets, as new statistics highlighted the damage to health caused by alcohol.
Times, Sunday Times
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So it is clear what groundwater and surface water are understood to mean, and who the targets of the bylaw are.
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Under the company's bylaws, he can continue as chairman until the age of 70.
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The Government is to introduce new laws in April which will allow local bylaws to tackle to problem.
The Sun
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She claimed not to have seen signs warning visitors that picking is illegal and that local bylaws prohibit taking anything from the woods.
Times, Sunday Times
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Pluto's advocates were not asleep -- we were blindsided by a tiny minority of the iAU that violated the group's own bylaws and conducted a vote on the last day of the two week conference on a resolution that had not first been vetted by the proper committee, as IAU rules require.
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The revised bylaw would also regulate overground networks like masts erected by telecommunications operators.
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She claimed not to have seen signs warning visitors that picking is illegal and that local bylaws prohibit taking anything from the woods.
Times, Sunday Times
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The party will also seek to alter the suit so that it now challenges the second council decision rather than the originally bylaw, which is now moot, president Stephen Thiele said.
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The tenants wrote their own constitution and bylaws, their own personnel and policy procedures, their own job descriptions.
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The bylaw also prohibited a person from panhandling towards motorists who were parked or stopped at a traffic light, and from panhandling on a street between sunset and sunrise.
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The problem I foresee is law enforcement being asked to enforce local bylaws. on November 13, 2007 at 9: 14 pm | Reply Bob
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I'm pretty sure it violates a bylaw or an ordinance or something.
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Presently there is a prior city bylaw banning smoking in all municipal buildings.
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With a view to give both these questions a full and separate discussion, he had framed tvty distinct resolutions, one oi jrlpch (the second in the series) went to declare that the restraint upon the China trade, as now bylaw esta - blished* should still exist; in fatt, that the East India com-* pany should beseemed in their monopoly of that trade*.
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The Government is to introduce new laws in April which will allow local bylaws to tackle to problem.
The Sun
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Doctors called yesterday for the nationwide adoption of bylaws banning people from drinking in the streets, as new statistics highlighted the damage to health caused by alcohol.
Times, Sunday Times
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Implicit in the bylaw was the clear understanding that the city has every reason to be involved in the garbage business.
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You see, unlike advisory resolutions, or precatory proposals on the shareholder ballot, this resolution will enact a bylaw (a law of the corporation) and codify "sustainability.
John Harrington: Apple: Al's Gorey Mess
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The bylaws forbid playing ball in the public garden.
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The Government is to introduce new laws in April which will allow local bylaws to tackle to problem.
The Sun
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And they’ve given assurances — e.g. in bylaws — about how the rights will be used.
IPSC, first plenary session
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He was non-committal about the bylaw banning windscreen washers.
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I object to the extra-legal form of this chautauqua and its lack of basis in the bylaws of the Amateur Athletics Congress.
Again to Carthage
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The method used is governed by the church's charter or bylaws.
Christianity Today
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Some drivers said they weren't aware of the bylaw, which is only two months old, Katolyk said.
London Free Press
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Book stores, corner stores and TV shops are also exempt from the bylaw.
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Sometimes we get too many laws, and bylaws and requirements and procedures that muddy our lives in bureaucratic paperwork and hoop.
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Corporate Charter A document that establishes the existence of a corporation and whose bylaws set organizational and procedural guidelines for its operation.
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Discussion was closed, the bylaws were approved without amendment.
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In the meantime, if the bill is delayed, local authorities, including Merton, could introduce individual bylaws to impose restrictions in their areas.
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SACRAMENTO, CA (The Sportsman's Daily Wire Service) -- Ralph Addison's dream of competing in the 12th annual One-Legged Ass-Kicking Contest, held every year at the McLatchy Fairgrounds in Sacramento, California, was dashed this past weekend, when it was learned he possessed not one, but two legs, a clear violation of the event's long-established bylaws.
The Sportsman's Daily: Two-Legged Modesto Man Disqualified from One-Legged Ass-Kicking Contest
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She has served her time for that, but a BOA bylaw automatically bans doping offenders for life.
Times, Sunday Times
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The method used is governed by the church's charter or bylaws.
Christianity Today
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the bylaws of the company were too harsh and many employees left
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A: Yes, in the bylaw drafted by Evan Belanski and Town Council (Kopelman and Paige of Boston) they have stated that the bylaw is a legal, non-monopolizing bylaw.
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Chambers' grounds in 2008 were that the bylaw was a breach of his right to work.
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