Yet the treaty was drafted to avoid referendums, above all in Ireland (although that may be tested by the courts).
Dennis Saffran, the group's executive director, said the bill was drafted to avoid flaws that led the United States Supreme Court to strike down a Chicago antiloitering law last year.
This document promises to be Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's first substantial expression of city poverty policy, however cautiously it may be drafted to avoid political minefields.
Adopting language carefully drafted to avoid terms of rejection, council members meeting at the watchdog's headquarters in The Hague on Friday decided that the request "was no longer pending," the European official said, speaking on the condition of anonymity in line with diplomatic practice.
Let me be clear what I was saying - the legislation being devised to deal with the former will need to be very carefully drafted to avoid scooping up anti-establishment figures such as the latter.
The document will accurately reflect the intentions of the parties and is drafted to avoid any ambiguities that could cause a future dispute.
Since actionable results are important to people, the potential difference in how researchers and participants interpret the term "actionable" should be considered as IRR policies are drafted, to avoid misunderstandings.
The Dolphins were intent on signing their pick before the draft to avoid the possibility of a holdout.
Ms. Hall credits Ms. Nottage with teaching her how to rewrite, a layering process in which she tackled one problem in each draft to avoid getting overwhelmed by the process.
Included in Ms. Grube's presentation was a thorough rundown of how to operate the stove's damper and drafts to avoid smoking up the kitchen: "Always start the fire at the back of the firebox," she said, as Ms. Hockman, who volunteered, piled crumpled paper and tinder onto a developing fire.
