Sentence examples for In the bylaws from inspiring English sources

Doesn't this ruling require a change in the bylaws?

"And to impose additional qualifications would require a change in the bylaws".

There is nothing in the bylaws about whether proxies are allowed.

And doesn't a change in the bylaws require a two-thirds vote of unit owners?

The writer's options depend on whether rules for the common areas are addressed in the bylaws or the house rules.

Many shareholders demanded that changes in the bylaws be postponed a few months, until new managers take over the foundation.

(In fact, the bylaws of the American Psychiatric Association do allow patients to control their records).

But since straight voting is considered the default method, for cumulative voting to be used it must be specified in both the bylaws and the certificate of incorporation.

Rules relating to the use of the common areas, Mr. Schechter said, could be contained in either the bylaws, which the board cannot change on its own, or the "house rules," which the board can make or change as it sees fit.

Particularly in small businesses, the bylaws may not have been consulted or reviewed in many years.

In some buildings, the bylaws call for an independent nominating committee to recommend candidates to be considered.