Converse of object

• adopt: Also, in some states, the shareholders may also adopt the initial bylaws.

• amend: Article 12 Amendments to the Bylaws 1. The EB or the IC only may move a motion to amend the Bylaws.

• enforce: Devon Sea Fisheries Committee will enforce the bylaw with assistance from the local warden.

• make: Q.34 Do the agencies need any fresh powers, for example, to make bylaws?

• propose: The proposed voting rights bylaw requires a two-thirds majority.

• have: As with all parks, Victoria Park has original bylaws some of which by today's standards would be seen as quirky.

Converse of subject

• cover: However, as the Parish Council owns both of the Parish play areas, he believes these areas are not covered by these bylaws.

Adjective modifier

• corporate: The rules for operating your corporation are set in what are called corporate Bylaws.

• local: Leeds City Council has a large number of local bylaws for the Leeds area.

• original: As with all parks, Victoria Park has original bylaws some of which by today's standards would be seen as quirky.

• nonprofit: Of course, nonprofit bylaws do not contain provisions relating payouts of profits ( payment of dividends ).

• standard: It's much simpler and less expensive to adopt standard corporate bylaws.

• such: However, such bylaws have been imposed by the Peak District National Park.

Noun used with modifier

• sample: These professional-quality corporation kits come with sample bylaws and minute sheets to help you keep proper records.

• authority: Environmental concern prior to the mid 19th century is reflected in local authority bylaws relating to public health, nuisances and buildings.

• water: A: The overflow or warning pipe has to comply with water bylaws.

• building: The original reason for the introduction of building bylaws was to prevent the structurally substandard building which arose in the industrial revolution.

Possessives

• corporation: Stockholders also have the right to adopt, amend and repeal the corporation's Bylaws and to inspect books and records.

Preposition: of

• corporation: These operating agreements are comparable to the bylaws of a corporation.