Bylaws in a sentence

Vice president Janet Peterson reported the club needs a bylaws committee to review changes to the chapter bylaws to be in compliance with the recently revised National Bylaws.

The right for a committee to suspend its own bylaws must be granted within that committee’s standing bylaws, the CAA has no such provision.

The propsals, one of which would amend the general bylaws and one that would amend zoning bylaws, ban all marijuana manufacturers, retailers, cultivators, testing facilities and any other types of retail marijuana-related business.

According to the City of New Westminster, the bylaws were passed in 2019 to protect over 200 households that weren't covered by existing renters' rights legislation.

Alongside provincial regulations, Community Peace/Bylaw officers enforce Municipal bylaws such as Traffic Safety, Noise, Animal Control, Land Use, and Community Standards.

Amanda Burrows, executive director at First United in the Vancouver Down Town East Side and advocate for unhoused individuals, said bylaws restricting encampments on public property are criminalizing poverty.

And Lorette pointed out that even where other bylaws do not apply, a big part of decriminalization should involve officers speaking with people openly using controlled substances to provide them with information about local supports.

Bylaws are regulations set by local councils, the National Trust, and government conservation bodies like Natural England, NatureScot, Natural Resources Wales, and the Northern Ireland Environment Agency.

Cherry Creek is up in arms over changes to bylaws but again, they have just one director.

Copies of the Surviving Corporation's Amended and Restated Certificate of Incorporation and Amended and Restated Bylaws are filed as Exhibit 3.1 and 3.2, respectively, to this Current Report on and are incorporated herein by reference.

Eight B.C. municipalities, including Vancouver, have signed on to the pilot and drafted bylaws governing their use.

He was involved in two successful efforts to defend the democratic Bylaws of Pacifica, maintain the elected LSBs, and uphold the unity of the whole foundation and its five stations.

In addition, the Senate has made amendments to the tiering system, which can be found in the updated bylaws.

JEC Commissioner Fatima Konte said Zidouemba has 48 hours to appeal the decision to the Student Court, per JEC bylaws.

The 100 Ladies of Deering is governed by the bylaws and works in partnership with the Deering Estate Foundation.

The first vote on new bylaws is scheduled for February, so the fight promises to drag into another year.

The water regulation and sewer use regulation and charges amendment bylaws were adopted during the meeting as well.

Thompson Nicola Regional District Board members have given the green light to look at potentially changing zoning bylaws in Tobiano – to shift away from a resort and towards a residential neighbourhood.

Why does this council not move to amend the current bylaw enforcement policy to require officers to enforce bylaws as written, consistently, fairly and equally?

A: As you know, your HOA bylaws specify the size of your board, so any change in board size would require a membership vote.