Examples of Municipality Law in a sentence
The Municipality Law introduced the obligation on the part of municipalities with a population of more than 50,000 to provide service for women subjected to violence by opening guesthouses for women and children.
The Program aims to help municipalities: (i) respond to current and increasing demands for urban services; (ii) plan for future infrastructure service needs in a sustainable manner; (iii) mobilize financing to fund priority investment; and (iv) adhere to new spatial planning mandates and infrastructure service requirements as prescribed by the amended Metropolitan Municipality Law No 6360 in December 2012.
The rates quoted shall be inclusive of all costs and charges including transportation of the workmen, steps for disposal of unwanted rubbish as per prevailing Municipality Law, cleaning of the whole of the area, and any other activity or work, which are ancillary/ auxiliary or connected with the nature of services mentioned in the tender terms and conditions.
According to Article 38 of the Municipality Law No. 5393, municipalities are delegated the responsibility to use the allowance in the budget granted for the poor and the needy, to carry out services concerning the disabled and to establish centres for the disabled.
The new Metropolitan Municipality Law (2011-2012) increased the number of metropolitan municipalities and expanded the geographical coverage of administrative areas to provincial boundaries, impacting administration of public utilities, i.e. water, waste water and waste.
Specimen shipment will occur at intervals during the course of this trial following all applicable International Air Transport Association (IATA) requirements and according to the specifics for storage temperature and documentation as detailed in the protocol-specific MOP.Specimens for HAI and Neut antibody assays will be shipped from the participating VTEU site to the DMID CMS.Further instructions for specimen shipment are included in the protocol-specific MOP, as appropriate.
In States where beneficial ownership information is accessible only to competent authorities, there are various ways to access that information, which in certain cases can affect how rapidly and effectively the information is made available.
The new Metropolitan Municipality Law increased the number of metropolitan municipalities from 16 to 30 and expanded the geographical coverage of administrative areas to provincial boundaries, impacting administration of public utilities, i.e. water, wastewater and waste.
Then, the edit can use an imputation matrix with age of female and children ever born (CEB) or, even better, age of female, children ever born (CEB), and children living at home (CLH).
The provisions of Municipality Law No. 1580 and Law Concerning the Adoption With Amendments of the Statutory Decree No. 3030 dated 27 June 1984 Regarding the Management of Metropolitan Municipalities and other laws and statutory decrees which are in conflict with the provisions of this Law, shall not be applicable with respect to the import, sale, determination of sale price and distribution of natural gas.