Sentence examples for bylaws about from inspiring English sources

There is nothing in the condo bylaws about this.

He and his wife were allegedly in violation of Bangalore's bylaws about land use.

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

August Hanning, the head of Germany's foreign-intelligence agency — it's called the Bundesnachrichtendienst, or the B.N.D. — joked about the situation to me by saying that there were a lot more clauses in the agency's bylaws about the information you had to protect than there were about the information you could use.

In the Borana rangeland, grazing resources have been owned communally and administered by the traditional institution where community leaders used to formulate bylaws about their use with respect to the spatial and temporal patterns of grazing and types of animals to be allowed to graze in a specific landscape (Oba 1998).

Even in his lively dotage, Wexler was taking on his own union, beseeching them to remove the bylaw about not employing anyone "dedicated to the overthrow of the United States government".

And the two funds have sued CommonWealth in state court in Maryland, where it is incorporated, contending that its bylaws amendment about removing trustees is illegal.

A Condo's Bylaws Say Nothing About Proxies QOur condo just elected a new board at a meeting that began at 6 30 p.m.

If testimony about corporate bylaws and board resolutions can be subtle perhaps too subtle to support criminal charges the story about how Kozlowski, 56, also helped himself by having the company pay for his wife Karen's birthday bash was supposed to be simple.

Such bylaws may have no further details about how a person qualifies for the board in the first place.

That letter included Form 990s — tax documents that nonprofit organizations must make public each year — and information about N.Y.U.'s bylaws and compensation policies.