Moreover, he said, it was not unusual for some sponsors of condops to write very liberal bylaws for the co-op - such as those touted as selling points to Mr. & Mrs. Zagoria - to stimulate sales during the conversion.

The congregation has installed officers and is writing bylaws.

No clubs, even the most homogenous, are known to have written bylaws stopping membership on the basis of race or religion.

Mr. King, who had joined a racist group called the Confederate Knights of America while in prison, had written his own constitution and bylaws for a chapter he hoped to start in Jasper, to be called the Texas Rebel Soldiers.

To avoid ethnic tensions, they wrote bylaws that prohibited political activity.

Forming a board of trustees, writing bylaws, applying for Federal grants, locating a site, hiring a director: the list of what has to be done between now and September is endless and overwhelming.

A bonus of incorporating is that the process requires you to write bylaws, or rules for the club.

As one of the co-founders of the Covenant of the Goddess (CoG), Kelly helped write the organization's charter and bylaws in 1975.

In 1860 under Rev. Griffin, the Baptist Church wrote new bylaws and adopted the first church covenant.

Ten days later the founders had finished writing the constitution and bylaws and had taken on 98 paid season members.