Sentence examples for bylaws allow from inspiring English sources

He did not act alone: Santander's board unanimously agreed to the payments and the bank's bylaws allow for them.As important, it is difficult to argue that Mr Botín has hurt shareholders.

Hunter said the purchase of gifts for executive committee members was a tradition that predated his tenure, and that the union's bylaws allow for some compensation of committee members.

But if the bylaws allow the board to change the number of directors, Mr. Siegler said, then the votes of the two owners will be enough to override the sponsor's single vote.

"If the letter writer's bylaws allow for such director amendments, then the board may claim that its policy of implementing the flip tax amounted to an amendment to the bylaws," he said.

If the bylaws allow the shareholders to change the number of directors by a majority vote, the owners should be able to do that since they own a majority of the shares.

The Olympic Committee's bylaws allow for the elimination of appeals in a selection process, but Hall's position is that the organizers of the trials did not receive approval to change the rules.

Why mess with it now?" Thompson said the high-revenue schools could form a division with their own set of N.C.A.A. bylaws — allowing stipends for players, for example.

Back then, the Justice Department alleged that A.P. bylaws allowed its member papers to impede local competitors by denying them access to The A.P.'s expansive news network.

4. The City of London just passed new bylaws allowing members of the Royal Family to drive on the sidewalks after midnight because: (a) it's safer than letting them drive on the roads; (b) the Royals are all unconscious by midnight and unable to drive anyway; (c) they will hit something sooner this way, reducing the hazard to the public.

The City of London just passed new bylaws allowing members of the Royal Family to drive on the sidewalks after midnight because: (a) it's safer than letting them drive on the roads; (b) the Royals are all unconscious by midnight and unable to drive anyway; (c) they will hit something sooner this way, reducing the hazard to the public.

But, he said, bylaws often allow for amendment by the board, provided that procedural requirements are complied with.