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The Leading Edge, 2021
Abstract Proposed Bylaws amendments revised to include designation of new Houston office as ‘principal’.
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Abstract Proposed Bylaws amendments revised to include designation of new Houston office as ‘principal’.
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Support for a smoke-free bylaw in parks and on beaches
Health Policy, 2013 BACKGROUND: In September 2010, Vancouver, Canada enacted a smoke-free bylaw in parks and on beaches. OBJECTIVE: To examine demographic and attitudinal factors associated with the public opinion on Vancouver\u27s outdoor smoke-free bylaw.
Chizimuzo T C Okoli, Ann Pederson
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1980
Certain key points should be considered before beginning the task of developing bylaws. Nursing administration must support the concept and allow the necessary time and effort to develop them. Individuals with access to both toplevel administration and to the professional nursing staff and who are committed to the group process are helpful as promoters
F E, Carson, A, Ames
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Certain key points should be considered before beginning the task of developing bylaws. Nursing administration must support the concept and allow the necessary time and effort to develop them. Individuals with access to both toplevel administration and to the professional nursing staff and who are committed to the group process are helpful as promoters
F E, Carson, A, Ames
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JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1985
Dr. Porter-O'Grady, in the preceding article, discussed some implications of and a model for bylaws. The author of this article relates her institution's experience in developing nursing staff bylaws. She shares the process as well as the advantages and disadvantages of implementing a system for professional accountability and autonomy.
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Dr. Porter-O'Grady, in the preceding article, discussed some implications of and a model for bylaws. The author of this article relates her institution's experience in developing nursing staff bylaws. She shares the process as well as the advantages and disadvantages of implementing a system for professional accountability and autonomy.
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1968
Presented at the 9th Transportation Research Forum meeting, Sept.
NEAEC, NEAEC
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Presented at the 9th Transportation Research Forum meeting, Sept.
NEAEC, NEAEC
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International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2013 The Board of Parks and Recreation in Vancouver, BC approved a smoke-free bylaw in the city\u27s parks, beaches and recreational facilities, effective 1 September 2010. We analyzed local news coverage and portrayal of the bylaw to understand the potential
Ann Pederson
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The Leading Edge, 2016
The SEG Board of Directors has endorsed three sets of proposed changes to SEG Bylaws. Chief among them is a proposal to merge Active Member and Associate Member classifications into one Member classification. Another indicates an adjustment to the timing of creation and SEG Council approval of the SEG Annual Report to reflect the Society's recent ...
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The SEG Board of Directors has endorsed three sets of proposed changes to SEG Bylaws. Chief among them is a proposal to merge Active Member and Associate Member classifications into one Member classification. Another indicates an adjustment to the timing of creation and SEG Council approval of the SEG Annual Report to reflect the Society's recent ...
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Do you need a bylaw on bylaws?
Board & Administrator for Administrators Only, 2017The governing board is required to adopt bylaws outlining its legal accountability and responsibility for the people the organization serves. The bylaws must include the following.
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