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Meanings of bylaws in English
Act which determines the legal relationships within a company.
Synonyms
Examples for "articles of association"
Examples for "articles of association"
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The four can veto any shareholder-proposed change to the company's articles of association.
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But such changes could be slowed by Teva's articles of association.
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The company said it will seek shareholder approval to amend its articles of association.
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This will be anchored in VW's articles of association.
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For the satisfaction of the public, the constitution and articles of association are printed and published.
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Newmark had acquired his articles of incorporation and sold his stock.
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Create and sign your corporation's articles of incorporation.
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Apple has proposed several changes to its articles of incorporation ahead of its shareholder meeting later this month.
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File your corporation's articles of incorporation with your state's Secretary of State office, and pay related filing fees.
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They learned the ins and outs of running a collective business and hammered out articles of incorporation within days.
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Next day the articles of partnership were drawn; and Carpenter gave his note for the necessary expenses.
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We'll draw up articles of partnership to-morrow.
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I do not care for your name-exceptperhaps to put it in the articles of partnership,-andI have no concern with your ancestry.
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Mr. Crosby and Mr. Winslow do nothing but talk of their prospects, and I believe they are drawing up articles of partnership together.
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I left the two to settle their articles of partnership, and count money; and I never saw them again but on the following Sunday.
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RYANAIR pilots have voted by 77 to one for industrial action, following rejection of a new company agreement which contained a five-year industrial peace clause.
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I regulated everything, wrote down the contract of association with them as I thought proper.
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The modern Memorandum of Association includes so many things that a "key" industry might be within the powers of almost any company.
Usage of bylaws in English
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There are bylaws in some areas that state minimum standards and registration.
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Dyson said no plans to change the bylaws are in the works.
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And some of those bylaws in those days were actually quite oppressive.
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The committees enact bylaws to govern natural resource management in their areas.
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The hope is to influence the bylaws, which are currently undergoing revision.
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For more details on the board's operations, see Facebook's proposed bylaws here.
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They may have weird bylaws, but faerie housecleaning runs a tight ship.
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There was a Surgeon's Hall, officers chosen by the surgeons, and bylaws.
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The bylaws cannot be changed without a referendum of the membership, Stried said.
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Thursday's ruling in the little-noticed case concerned the bylaws of ATP Tour Inc.
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Biotoscana's bylaws mandate an offer to all shareholders if the company's control changes.
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Separately, Allergan on Wednesday changed its bylaws on calling a special shareholder meeting.
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Rhoen's bylaws required Fresenius to win 90 percent shareholder approval for its bid.
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This suggestion was adopted and Aidan wrote many of the bylaws.
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The bylaws would effectively prevent them from ever enjoying a freshly barbecued burger.
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The Land Transport Enforcement Powers Amendment Bill permits councils to introduce bylaws prohibiting cruising.
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Bylaws through the time
Bylaws across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common