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An ouster clause is an objectively worded provision which is drafted to exclude the jurisdiction of the courts.

(VI, B) Diabetics must actively participate in the care plan, which is drafted like a personalised therapeutic alliance between the patients, his/her family and diabetes team members.

Based on Article 44 of the CRC and Recommendation 81 of the Final Observations of the CRC Committee, Albania has submitted the Second, Third and Fourth Periodic Report, which is drafted in accordance with the General Guidelines of the CRC Committee, as regards the outline and content of the periodic reports and the annexes to these Instructions.

He was a member of the National Constituent Assembly, which is drafting the country's new constitution.

In November, he joined a committee, organized by the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, which is drafting the World Trade Center memorial mission statement.

Last year Ecuador was given the mandate to preside over a committee which is drafting a law to hold multinationals that commit human rights offences to account.

He also granted immunity to the Brotherhood-dominated constituent assembly, which is drafting the constitution, and he replaced the Mubarak-era general prosecutor.

The decree also prevented judges from dissolving the Islamist-dominated assembly, which is drafting a new constitution – a body that has been plagued by walkouts and internecine bickering since it was established in the summer.

He doesn't sit on the Senate's banking committee, which is drafting the legal changes in that chamber.

E-waste, and waste disposal in general in India has been a particular problem for government, which is drafting new rules to prevent dumping on the streets.

The Obama administration co-sponsored the measure, which was drafted by Qatar under Arab League auspices.