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- noun Plural form of
bylaw .
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Examples
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And they’ve given assurances — e.g. in bylaws — about how the rights will be used.
IPSC, first plenary session Rebecca Tushnet 2009
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And they’ve given assurances — e.g. in bylaws — about how the rights will be used.
Archive 2009-08-01 Rebecca Tushnet 2009
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The NCAA and NAIA have rules called "bylaws" that every current and prospective student-athlete must adhere to in order to be eligible.
Philip Hunt: Prospects Beware! Philip Hunt 2011
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The NCAA and NAIA have rules called "bylaws" that every current and prospective student-athlete must adhere to in order to be eligible.
Philip Hunt: Prospects Beware! Philip Hunt 2011
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The NCAA and NAIA have rules called "bylaws" that every current and prospective student-athlete must adhere to in order to be eligible.
Philip Hunt: Prospects Beware! Philip Hunt 2011
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The NCAA and NAIA have rules called "bylaws" that every current and prospective student-athlete must adhere to in order to be eligible.
Philip Hunt: Prospects Beware! Philip Hunt 2011
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Discussion was closed, the bylaws were approved without amendment.
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During all these years our cadres, militants and candidate members became aware that the bylaws are the fundamental law in party life.
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The NCAA and NAIA have rules called "bylaws" that every current and prospective student-athlete must adhere to in order to be eligible.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Philip Hunt 2011
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He called the bylaws regarding the new student-contact stipulation "extremely confusing and difficult to follow."
SFGate: Top News Stories mstephens@maxpreps.com (Mitch Stephens 2011
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