We often use a term called bylaws.

Our Bylaws of the Corporation have also been amended to reflect our name change.

The world is a college of corporations, inexorably determined by the immutable bylaws of business.

The Commitee, however, would appreciate receiving any ministerial bylaws and or policies that may govern the process of such exemption.

General Assembly Meetings According to the bylaws of RAED, the General Assembly convenes every 3 years accordingly, two General Assembly meetings.

The other modifies House of Representatives' bylaws and statute, in order to guarantee maternal leave for female federal representatives (Resolution No. 15, dated 28 11 03).

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The time they spend in ensuring that personal freedoms are sacrosanct, is probably nil, and the time they consumed even discussing changing their own bylaws in order for them to be more effective is zero.

The Nobel bylaws do not allow splitting a prize into more than three parts, thereby excluding discoveries that entailed work by more than three researchers, or omitting key persons who equally deserved to share in the honor.

A mail in vote by members decided 368 320 to permit women in the society, but a group of alumni led by William F. Buckley obtained a temporary restraining order to block the move, arguing that a formal change in bylaws was needed.