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The constitutional court this week struck down portions of the controversial media law, as well as changes to the criminal code and a law governing churches, but the high court's own purview will be limited by the new Constitution, one of several steps reining in the power and independence of the judiciary.

For the most part, Bustle's editorial purview will be determined by its writers: instead of enlisting a staff of seasoned professionals, as a glossy magazine might, Goldberg plans to use writers from the group of young women that is Bustle's intended readership, those aged eighteen to thirty-four.

"I think it is going to be a very dynamic committee," says the former staffer, noting that enabling legislation for NASA and a host of energy and environmental programs under the committee's purview will be expiring.

"Its purview will be what happens domestically.

Although the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency will pick up the powers of the thrift regulator, oversight of the biggest bank holding companies will be the purview of the Fed.

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If it does not, then antibiotic development will become the purview of small companies, which will be bought and sold as they move agents through the clinical development process.

For this study, NBCC seismic provisions not relevant to bridge applications will be kept beyond the purview.

These proposals fall under the purview of the Forest Preserve District and will be considered next month.

Nothing in Schumer's "Bill Of Rights" calls for or implies that the executive compensation of all public companies will be put under the purview of a centralized government administrator.

Although Mr. Newsom sees higher education as an issue within his purview as regent, the latitude the governor allows him will be scrutinized because Mr. Newsom has been openly frustrated by the limited scope of his office.