Sentences with phrase «favorable vote of all members»

(c) Whenever the meeting of the entire Association is held sufficiently close to the geographic boundaries of the Division, the Executive Committee may order the substitution of such meeting for the next following annual meeting of the Division; provided, however, that such order shall be the result of a unanimously favorable vote of all members of the Executive Committee and shall be announced no less than a year before the meeting of the entire Association.

(c) Whenever the meeting of the entire Association is held sufficiently close, geographically, to the boundaries of the Division, the Executive Committee may order the substitution of such meeting for the next following annual meeting of the Division; provided, however, that such order shall be the result of a unanimously favorable vote of all members of the Executive Committee and shall be announced no less than six months before the meeting of the entire Association.

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By ruling of the presiding officer, or on motion of any Council member supported by at least one - third of the Council members present and voting, any matter on the agenda that has not yet come to vote, with the exceptions of a proposed amendment to the Constitution or a motion to recall an elective member of the Board, may be submitted to the entire Council membership for a mail ballot, or by electronic means, and shall require for its approval a favorable vote of a majority of the Council members, except that a resolution shall require for its adoption a favorable vote of two - thirds of those members.

A proposed amendment shall require for its adoption a favorable vote of a majority of all Members or, failing that, of two - thirds of the Members who return ballots.

To proceed further, there shall be a favorable vote by at least five of the seven members.

Board members had a generally favorable discussion of the recommendation, and should vote on it at their March meeting.

A favorable vote of three - fourths (3/4) of the members present and voting by secret ballot will elect to membership.

Any Affiliate member who fails to receive the required two - thirds (2/3) favorable vote of the Board for transfer to Regular membership, may present an application at the next meeting of the Club at which is present a quorum, as specified in Section 1 of Article II of these By - Laws.

(d) An application which has failed to receive the requisite 2/3 affirmative votes by the Board may be presented by one of the applicant's endorsers at the next annual meeting of the Club and the members may elect such applicant by secret ballot and a favorable vote of 75 % of the members present and voting.

The favorable vote of two - thirds of the voting members, whose ballots are returned within the time limit and are eligible to be counted, shall be required to adopt such amendment, but no amendment shall be adopted in any case without the favorable vote of 10 percent of the Regular Mmembers, whose ballots are returned within the time limit and are eligible to be counted, shall be required to adopt such amendment, but no amendment shall be adopted in any case without the favorable vote of 10 percent of the Regular MembersMembers.

An applicant who has received a negative vote by the Board of Directors may be presented by one of his endorsers at the next Annual Meeting and the Club may elect such applicant to membership by the favorable vote of 75 percent of the members present.

The favorable vote of 2/3 of the members in good standing whose ballots are returned within the time limit shall be required to effect any such amendment.

Appeal: An application which has received a negative vote by the Board may be presented by one of the applicant's endorsers at the next meeting of the Club and the Club may elect such applicant by a favorable vote of 75 % of the members present.

(e) An applicant who has received a negative vote by the Board or should the Board receive a valid recommendation as to why the applicant should not be granted full membership, one of the applicant's endorsers may at the next annual meeting of the Club present the application to the members and the members may approve such applicant by favorable vote of 75 % of the members in good standing present.

An application which has received a negative vote by the Board may be presented by the applicant's endorser at the next meeting of the Society and the Society may elect such applicant by secret ballot and a favorable vote of 75 % of the members present.

The favorable vote of 2/3 of the members in good standing who return valid ballots within the time limit, shall be required to effect any such amendment.

The favorable vote of two thirds of the members in good standing who return valid ballots within the time limit shall be required to effect any such amendment.

The Club may elect such an applicant by a favorable vote of 75 % of the members present.

(3) An application which has failed to receive the necessary two - thirds vote by the Board may be presented for reconsideration by one of the applicant's endorsers at the next regular meeting of the Club and such applicant may be elected by a favorable vote of ninety percent of the members present.

The favorable vote of two - thirds (2/3) of the members in good standing whose ballots are returned within the stated time limit, shall be required to ratify any such amendment.

The Club membership in good standing and present at said meeting may elect such applicant by secret ballot and a favorable vote of 75 % of the members present, in good standing, and voting.

The Voting Members present at such meeting may elect such applicant by a favorable vote of two - thirds (2/3) of such mMembers present at such meeting may elect such applicant by a favorable vote of two - thirds (2/3) of such membersmembers.

A favorable vote of two - thirds of the members in good standing who return valid ballots within the time limit shall be required to affect any such amendment.

By the time the case made it to the Fifth Circuit, the criteria had been amended to require: (1) a valid Georgia real estate license; (2) an active real estate office in the county that is open during customary business hours; (3) agreement to abide by the MLS's rules and bylaws; (4) a favorable credit report; (5) agreement to purchase a share of MLS stock at $ 1,000; and (6) a favorable vote of a majority of the MLS's active members.