Bylaw means a rule of the Board for its own operation.

Bylaw or “bylaws” means these Bylaws and any other bylaws of CPA Ontario that may be in force;

Examples of Bylaw in a sentence

Coach will comply with NCAA Bylaw 11.2.2, as amended, and will provide a written detailed account annually to the President of all athletically‐related income and benefits earned or accrued from sources outside the institution during the previous calendar year.
Like the dual designations in the MPS, the front portion of the subject site is zoned C-2 (General Business) and the back portion is zoned R-2 (Two Unit Dwelling) under the Land Use By-law for Xxxx Harbour/ Westphal.
As per the City Administration Bylaw 16620, procurement agreements over $1 million that do not arise from a competitive procurement process must be approved by the appropriate Standing Committee.
The amendment shall be automatically incorporated into Schedule 3 of the Contract upon receipt by the University Charter Schools Office of a duly authorized Academy Board Bylaw change made in accordance with this Section 9.4.
Facilities for bicycles shall be provided for the multiple-unit dwellings pursuant to the requirements of the Land Use By-law.

More Definitions of Bylaw

Bylaw means this off-site levy bylaw;

Bylaw means a bylaw of the Association.

Bylaw means a bylaw of the Town;

Bylaw means the Student Discipline Bylaw.

Bylaw s" means these bylaws and any other bylaws of the Society as amended and which are, from time to time, in force and effect;

Bylaw means the “Bylaws of the Society of Graduate and Professional Students.”