Sentence examples for bylaws allow for 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.

"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.

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.

Cisco, whose bylaws allow for a board of anywhere from eight to 15 members.

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.

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

"Many co-ops and condominiums are now amending their bylaws to allow for decisions by e-mail with appropriate procedural safeguards in place," Mr. Shmulewitz said.

The museum has no debt, and the board has doubled to 24 over the last decade and recently amended its bylaws to allow for 35 members.

The fraternities Sigma Phi Epsilon, Delta Upsilon, Delta Tau Delta, and the sorority Delta Gamma, have also recently changed their bylaws to allow for anyone who "identifies as" male or female, and don't require any paperwork.

Shareholder activists are going to love this: A major institutional shareholder is pushing American Express, Citigroup and Bank of New York to amend their bylaws to allow "for reimbursement of expenses in proxy contests where a dissident shareholder seeks to elect less than a majority of the board".