Bylaw means this bylaw and any other bylaw of the Corporation as amended and which are, from time to time, in force and effect;

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

By entering into a formal agreement for photography services, this activates the requirement in the Code of Conduct Bylaw for Council to review and provide decision on the agreement.
Upon review of the Lloydminster Charter and the Code of Conduct Bylaw No. 23-2020, there is no legislative requirement for Council to approve this procurement as no formal agreement is required for minimal ad hoc use.
I hereby agree to allow the Spooky Nook Sports to record and publish photos and videos (including audio) of myself for the purpose of promoting Spooky Nook Sports in a manner that does not violate NCAA Bylaw 12.5.2 and for documenting and/or reporting events and activities.
I understand that this media will be produced and used for promotional purposes that do not violate NCAA Bylaw 12.5.2, and I authorize Spooky Nook Sports to use my/our photograph, video and/or audio recording on its Website and social media platforms, such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, FourSquare and Pinterest, etc., as well as other official printed publications without further consideration.

More Definitions of Bylaw

Bylaw means a bylaw of the Association.

Bylaw means this off-site levy bylaw;

Bylaw means a bylaw of the Town;

Bylaw means the Student Discipline Bylaw.

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

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