articles of association

plural noun

1. the constitution and regulations of a registered company as required by the British Companies Acts
2. the document containing these

Example Sentences

It was formed, in fact, by the Articles of Association in 1774.

From Salon

The WRU needed the EGM to change the articles of association because the organisation is, in effect, a co-operative of its member clubs.

From BBC

To do this they must change the articles of association because the WRU is, in effect, a co-operative of its member clubs.

From BBC

It also gave the investor group a sizable chunk of a new subsidiary that Nio transferred its “core business and assets” to — plus the group “voting rights with respect to various significant corporate matters” like changes to the subsidiary’s corporate structure and its “core business and ... articles of association.”

From The Verge

But that case will be slightly harder to make following this deal, because the Hefei investor group was granted “voting rights with respect to various significant corporate matters” like changes to Nio China’s corporate structure, and its “core business and ... articles of association,” which, according to Nio, “may significantly limit our ability to make certain major corporate decisions with regard to” the new subsidiary.

From The Verge