Sentence examples for governing document from inspiring English sources

We can pretend that the Constitution, which was written to hold the government accountable, is still our governing document.

Your charity's governing document might say how many trustees you should have and how they should be appointed.

The Cup's governing document, the Deed of Gift, written in 1852, defines the Cup as a "friendly competition between foreign countries".

It was the C.D.O.'s governing document, detailing what's inside it, and who gets paid (or not paid) when and how — a configuration called "the waterfall".

Before you turn up to your first meeting it is vital that you're given a copy of the charity's governing document – usually called the Articles of Association.

The Liberal Democrats will have to work with their coalition partners to gain consensus on which parts of the governing document to change.

"All co-op and condo governing documents require residents to comply with law, regardless of what the governing documents may otherwise say," she said.

The co-op's governing documents require house rules to be reasonable.

He says the procedure to be followed is addressed in the condo's governing documents.

In a condo, the governing documents are the declaration, the bylaws and the rules and regulations.

Mr. Brucker said both co-ops and condos have governing documents.