Noun:

సబ్-పాలన,

bylaws's Usage Examples:

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

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.

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.

RN's bylaws require successful presidential candidates from the party to renounce their association to govern the country fairly, foremost with the interest of the people, not with the interest of a political party or particular political philosophy.

GovernanceSUUSI is an independent, incorporated, not-for-profit organization governed by its bylaws and policy manual.

At the start of the 1999–00 season, however, he incurred a six-game suspension from the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA); it retroactively ruled that his high school living arrangement had breached its bylaws on amateurism.

(Sites in Australia would be eligible as well if either Australia or the United States were to annex the other, as a consequence of a whimsical provision added to the convention's bylaws in 1998 at the suggestion of Down Under Fan Fund delegate Terry Frost.

The DNC"s Rules and Bylaws Committee ruled in February 2019 that the ADP, within 90 days, should draw up new bylaws which comport to the DNC"s.

After five meetings between February and September 1998, all details regarding basic structure, committee responsibilities, name of the lodge, bylaws and first lodge event were discussed and finalized.

the president can make an "executive decision" only if the bylaws allow for it).

Synonyms:

prescript, rule,

Antonyms:

yin, yang, misconception,