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She wants to amend the bylaws to increase the number of board members.bylaws = organization's rules
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It breaks every bylaw but this school has always been antiquated.† (source)bylaw = a rule of an organization
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But when a society establishes criminals-by-right and looters-by-law-men who use force to seize the wealth of disarmed victims-then money becomes its creators' avenger.† (source)
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The Secretary shall issue notices of all members of stockholders and directors where notices of such meetings are required by law or these By-Laws.† (source)By-Laws = organization's rules
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'That's against the by-laws,' said the foreman.† (source)
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The aldermen, who without any question were Yankees in disguise, hit upon this neat device: they passed a by-law imposing a fine of L400 upon any one who should refuse to be a candidate for sheriff, and a fine of L600 upon any person who, after being elected sheriff, refused to serve.† (source)by-law = a rule of an organization
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We sue for mismanagement by the directors, for unpaid dividends, for violation of the bylaws, for improper issuance of stock.† (source)bylaws = organization's rules
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They have provided a system which for terse comprehensiveness surpasses Justinian's Pandects and the By-laws of the Chinese Society for the Suppression of Meddling with other People's Business.† (source)
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Give up a dead Institute that's crumbling back into the jungle, give up my future as a janitor-slave-by-law, give up Wesley Mouch and Directive 10-289 and sub-animal creatures who crawl on their bellies, grunting that there is no mind!† (source)by-law = a rule of an organization
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Its bylaws and workplace regulations resembled those of any modern company.† (source)bylaws = organization's rules
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If his office required him to enforce the by-laws of the boat, he might, at least, have done it politely.† (source)
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"It's also where the Council of Ymbrynes convene for the annual Nitpicking of the Bylaws," said Millard.† (source)Bylaws = organization's rules
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Amongst all European nations there are some kinds of associations which cannot be formed until the State has examined their by-laws, and authorized their existence.† (source)
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To me, the inner circle of pih seemed like a club, or even like a family, which was deeply opposed to the concept of insiders and outsiders, and yet equipped with its own special bylaws and language.† (source)
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The townships have the right to make by-laws, and to enforce them by fines which are fixed by law; but these by-laws must be approved by the Court of Sessions.† (source)
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