Sentence examples for by laws of from inspiring English sources

These are generally protected by laws of confidentiality.

… By laws of parity that forced people to put them on [voting] lists … and they put friends, women, mistresses, etc".

A brightly painted abstract sculpture, it is a composition governed by laws of mathematics rather than emotional expression or narrative content.

Traffic flows thus differ fundamentally from other areas of engineering and the physical sciences (such as the movement of electrons in a wire), because they are primarily governed and determined by laws of human behaviour.

The significance of these and other discoveries was that they led to a conception of the universe as a system of matter in motion governed by laws of nature.

A more homely example is the pinball machine: the ball's movements are precisely governed by laws of gravitational rolling and elastic collisions both fully understood yet the final outcome is unpredictable.

Lawyers sometimes make a mistake though, and put the staggered board provision in the by-laws of the company.

The only rule that covers the Falk-Jordan tie is in the by-laws of the National Basketball Players Association; it bars agents of players from negotiating the contracts of general managers and other team officials.

The local Democratic Party is therefore having to rely on a by-law of the Democratic National Committee.

The by-laws of the Board shall determine salaries for the directors.

In 1979, the 17 Arab country members of the Supreme Council approved the By-laws of the Arab Board of Medical Specialties [27].