Sentence examples for Current bylaws from inspiring English sources

"The N.C.A.A. is notorious for applying things arbitrarily and inconsistently, and it would not be beyond imagination for them to conjure something up within the current bylaws".

In hard times, the rule barring non-show-business members (the people Jessel and later Mr. King called "furriers") was modified; current bylaws allow 25percentt of the membership to be civilians.

Under the current bylaws, directors are not involved in appointing, monitoring or compensating the head of supervision, although they have input into the selection and remuneration of the head of research (an important position, as this person helps to shape the Fed's view on bank capital and all technical matters relative to risk management), and they oversee other management issues.

Review the current bylaws to determine the process for amendment at a board meeting.

Again, the current bylaws will provide the rules for the number or percentage of votes that must be cast in favor of the amendment for it to pass.

A thorough review of the current bylaws will alert the Board to any matters that need amending, as well as the process for amending them.

The British Olympic Association BOAA) have their own hearing with CAS next month when their current bylaw, banning cheats like Dwain Chambers and David Millar from Olympic Games for life, will be challenged.

The current ICANN bylaws only call for supporting organization involvement in matters that implicate their respective policy areas; it's not clear here whether other decisions--hiring a new President, other personnel matters, negotiating contracts, etc., are covered by this consensus requirement.

Current CAS bylaws stipulate that when academicians turn 80, they become senior members, akin to emeritus members of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences, and lose their rights to recommend and vote on future members, though the word "retirement" is not mentioned.

If they do, or if they do not contain any restrictions on renting, then to modify the current policy the bylaws would have to be amended.

"Most of the time, just letting people know that their behaviour is no longer permitted will be enough to make them stop, but if they become antisocial or aggressive they will be dealt with under current legislation and bylaws".