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bylaw
(redirected from By-laws)

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bylaw, bye-law
1. a rule made by a local authority for the regulation of its affairs or management of the area it governs
2. a regulation of a company, society, etc.
3. a subsidiary law


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3 of the by-laws at the company's annual meeting on May 30.
Ahmanson and certain other persons named below may solicit proxies (a) to elect three nominees and one or more alternate nominees (the ``Nominees'') as directors of GWF at the annual meeting of stockholders of GWF to be held on a date to be announced (the ``Annual Meeting'') and (b) in favor of the adoption at the Annual Meeting of a non-binding stockholder resolution and seven proposals to amend the By-laws of GWF.
WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 25, 1997--A shareholder proposal to amend the by-laws of Harrah's Entertainment (HET) to redeem the company's poison pill and require prior approval by a majority shareholder vote for adoption of any such poison pill in the future received overwhelming shareholder support today according to preliminary results.
 
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