Noun:

సబ్-పాలన,

bylaw's Usage Examples:

of Canada decision where the Court struck down a bylaw prohibiting all postering on public property on the grounds that it violated freedom of expression.

Members were always able to amend bylaws and elect a board of trustees, but never owned organization assets or directly controlled operations.

elected, italics indicate incumbent) Shall Council pass a bylaw creating a debenture debt in the sum of "1,000,000.

"Toronto"s new plastic retail shopping bag bylaw now in effect".

The proxy access initiative, known as the Boardroom Accountability Project, requests that these companies change their bylaws to allow shareholders who meet a threshold of owning three percent of a company for three or more years the right to list their director candidates, representing up to 25 percent of the board, on a given company's proxy.

conditions, together with provision for approaches thereto including acquirements of all necessary lands? Yes - 7,884 No - 3,030 Shall Council pass a bylaw.

Municipal police forces are responsible for traffic policing and enforcing local bylaws within the municipality, and work in co-operation with the.

An appeal was made by Beren academy but denied by TAPPS under its bylaws set in the 1970s.

The lodge membership approved the lodge name, number, bylaws and the first group of lodge officers was elected.

In 1865, a bylaw was introduced establishing an official police force.

majority to bring about action Shall Council pass a bylaw creating a debenture debt in the sum of "550,000 for the City share of standard paving of arterial.

Vote on bylaw for waterworks extension programme.

Fires in 1914 and 1924 destroyed the early boomtown commercial streetscape and led to the passing by Town Council of a bylaw which required masonry construction for all new downtown commercial buildings.

Synonyms:

prescript, rule,

Antonyms:

yin, yang, misconception,