Sentence examples for without bylaws from inspiring English sources

The Newark funds, in contrast, were set up to receive blanket payments of $30 million and $50 million each, without bylaws establishing what kinds of projects would be funded, or even whether individual grants had to be approved by the council.

"We cannot agree to the attorney general's demand to appoint people to our board without amending our bylaws".

In its statement, CNet maintained its argument that Jana cannot change those bylaws without having held company stock for at least one year.

One reason is the reaction of ISS and Glass Lewis, both of which will likely recommend against directors at companies that adopt fee-shifting bylaws without a shareholder vote.

Can the board do this without changing the bylaws?... Mark E. Cummings, Bronxville, N.Y. A. Kenneth R. Jacobs, a co-op lawyer with offices in Yonkers and Manhattan, said that the rules establishing qualifications for board candidates are more than administrative policies that can be arbitrarily changed by the board.

Each student will sign a statement indicating that he or she accepts the provisions of the Honor Code and the Honor Code Bylaws without reservations.

The synagogue, by habit agreeably loose about rules of governance, functioned for years without attention to a charter or bylaws and without trustees.

In her former small co-op, Ms. Brickman said, not only did each resident have a vote on the carpets and decorations in the common area, they could put their framed prints outside their doors without running afoul of bylaws.

While Option 1 can only be used in the context of a proxy contest, most US companies could unilaterally implement, without stockholder approval, the bylaws described in Option 2 or Option 3 above.

The board also passed new bylaws written without the input of the hospital's physicians, including some stating that physicians' "status" at the hospital would depend on the number of patients they admitted — in other words, their economic value to the facility.

Can the condominium board do this without giving some kind of notice?... Marvin Corp, Howard Beach, Queens. A. Allen H. Brill, a Manhattan co-op and condominium lawyer, said that without a provision in the bylaws or the condominium declaration, condominiums in New York generally do not have a right to require board approval for a sale.