Sentence examples for bylaws set from inspiring English sources

The bylaws set forth how the corporation will run, how voting is conducted, who the officers are, along with other important information.

Even prior to the proposal of a proxy access provision, companies should consider whether to adopt bylaws setting out minimum qualification standards, or disqualification standards, that the company would apply to all its directors – for example, satisfaction of certain regulatory requirements, or prohibition on affiliations with competitors or conflicts of interest.

On June 3, Biglari Holdings changed its bylaws, setting a foundation for Biglari to gain further influence over the Indiana-incorporated company.

French bylaws setting parameters on what women can wear on the beach don't specifically use the word "burkini" in their language.

"The bylaws were set up in a way that gives me confidence that we'll have a candidate who I would be able to support," [Americans Elect Board Member Admiral Dennis] Blair said.

So it's no wonder that a member of the AE board is comfortable saying that the "bylaws were set up in a way that gives me confidence that we'll have a candidate who I would be able to support".

It also established a formal governing body to write and amend bylaws and to set up a disciplinary committee and an internal appeals court.

This Court cannot find a single example of a permissible advance notice bylaw that has set the notice required by reference to the release of the company's proxy statement.

The McDaniels and others have since warmed to Georgia's policy, content to operate independently and set their own bylaws.

Our bylaws do not address this issue.

The group's bylaws state that the agenda is set by its board of directors and the fans.