Sentence examples for bylaws adopted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brufau, the Repsol president, said Tuesday that his company would demand that the Argentine government respect the bylaws adopted at the time of YPF's privatization in the 1990s and avoid any discrimination among shareholders.

The judge also ruled that, pending appeal, Taubman Centers could not hold a shareholder meeting, amend the bylaws, adopt a poison pill or ask for consents by shareholders.

The bonuses had been paid under a plan that was approved by shareholders in the form of a bylaw adopted in 1912.

The Business Corporation Law does, however, permit the bylaws to prescribe qualifications for directors, and citing the "business judgment rule," the courts have sustained bylaw amendments adopted by the boards that set forth qualifications for directors.

The bylaw amendment adopted by the board that defines qualifications of directors appears to meet this test, Mr. Weinstein said.

If Wachtell's bylaw is adopted widely, and I suspect it will see some momentum, directors will have to agree to be nominated out of the goodness of their hearts.

Mr. Brown said he understood that the expulsion pertained to a bylaw recently adopted by the club's board prohibiting "derogatory or otherwise injurious comments in the media" about the club.

Through the board of directors they elect and the bylaws they adopt, owners control how their building is run,.

If not, can we simply amend our bylaws to adopt the same type of laws a co-op has regarding sales and rentals? A. It probably makes more sense for a condominium to adopt co-op-like rules than to convert to a co-op.

Today's assembly also elected a board for Science Europe and adopted bylaws and membership criteria.

The markets have also responded, as more companies have adopted charter bylaws which select Delaware as the only place for litigation.