Sentence examples for bylaws prohibited from inspiring English sources

DCCC chair Aaron Peskin, who clashed repeatedly with Newsom while president of the Board of Supervisors, had pointed to a legal opinion indicating that local bylaws prohibited Newsom from automatically serving on the committee as a party nominee because the statewide post Newsom is running for is held by a Republican rather than a Democrat.

They cite a provision of N.B.A. bylaws prohibiting an employee from owning any portion of another basketball league.

The province already has bylaws prohibiting gambling and adultery and restricting how women may dress in public, with penalties that include public canings.

The United States Court Tennis Association subsequently found nothing in their bylaws prohibiting women from competing against the men, and Fahey did so at the U.S. Open, in February.

There are organisations that are... affiliated with the AFL which in their constitution and bylaws prohibit the initiation of a colored man; that prohibit [the initiation] of foreigners.

When my father contacted the homeowners' association, we received a certified letter from them stating that a Katrina family was prohibited from living in our town home because the bylaws prohibit "transients"...

One, swimming's world governing body, known as FINA, has approved the use of the suit even though its bylaws prohibit any device that enhances an athlete's "speed, buoyancy or endurance" in competition.

The bylaws prohibit the company from reimbursing the money only if a court finds the officer or director "did not meet the applicable standard of conduct," Mr. Green said in the filing.

"The co-op board is probably aware that the upstairs residents know that the law gives them the right to operate a day care facility in their apartment even if the proprietary lease or bylaws prohibit such a use," Mr. Aldad said.

NAE bylaws prohibit anyone from serving more than two terms.

We "had to understand if this could really work," Younger says.  . UM bylaws prohibit academics from taking sabbaticals to work in industry, so Younger invited his department chairman to lunch to work out an alternative.