Sentence examples for draft bylaws from inspiring English sources
One is protectionism: the Court of Chancery has softly encouraged boards to draft bylaws that stop shareholders suing anywhere but in the state of incorporation.
At the board meeting, members said they discussed logistical issues, including finding office space and a new staff, setting a budget and drafting bylaws and ethical standards.
The Committee will draft new bylaws that will better define the role and term of the WMATA Board Chairman.
Draft church bylaws and a statement of belief.
Again, it is advisable to have an attorney help you draft the bylaws to make sure they're written correctly.
Members of the meeting would sit on the school's steering committee, and if the school drafted new bylaws, they would require that Quaker principles be upheld.
Meanwhile, authorities in Greater Manchester have drafted a bylaw that would introduce an MUP across the conurbation, but not all the 10 councils have yet agreed to it, according to Alan Higgins, director of public health for Oldham.
Over the course of the last few months, I dedicated significant time to help form the LATISM board, draft LATISM's bylaws for incorporation, obtain its first contract and organize local efforts in several states including local chapters and conferences.
He and his two-person council meet once a month in the nearby village of Radium to pass bylaws, draft annual reports, and wait around for a ski resort that may never exist.
