new ordinance

collocation in English

meaningsofnewandordinance

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new
adjective
uk
/njuː/us
/nuː/
recently created or having started to ...
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ordinance
noun[C]
uk
/ˈɔː.dɪ.nəns/us
/ˈɔːr.dən.əns/
a law or rule made by a government ...
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(Definition ofnewandordinancefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Where the city council sought to prohibit speech regardless of whether it constitutes incitement, the court has brazenly focused thenewordinanceonly on incitement.
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The reason for thenewordinanceis to define the law more clearly.
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In addition, thenewordinancecarried last year extending self-government to a remarkable extent is working extremely well.
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Reference has been made to thenewordinancedealing with resident native labourers.
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Thisnewordinancewas successfully implemented for the first time in early 2012.
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Thenewordinancegrants the agency the right to sell some of its services to willing subscribers.
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We'll publicly propose anewordinancevery soon...
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Several voiced concerns about increase cost for investigation and litigation they claimed thenewordinancewould incur.
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They viewed thenewordinanceas only moderate changes to the rules and not liberal enough to actually encourage all ages shows.
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Lafayette followed up the court loss with anewordinancethat amended the original.
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Thenewordinancegave review commissions the authority to review the prima facie case of an aggrieved person and issue orders binding on the state government and police.
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The appointment of labour officers is all to the good, as is the creation of labour departments and the making of new ordinances for the protection of native labour.
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They passed three new ordinances requiring damage deposits, banning marches in military uniforms and limiting the distribution of hate speech literature.
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This minister's subordinates heard grievances of imperial family members and informed them about new ordinances.
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Among their responsibilities are passing the budget, creating new ordinances (at the misdemeanor level), setting property tax millage levels, and working with other elected officials.
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