adj.开脱罪责的；申明无罪的；昭雪的；辩解的

The company's lawyers drafted an exculpatory clause into the contract to protect against any potential liability.
公司的律师在合同中起草了一个免责条款，以防止可能的责任。
The politician's defense team presented several witnesses to support their exculpatory arguments.
政治家的辩护团队提供了几位证人来支持他们的免责论点。
The insurance policy includes an exculpatory clause that limits coverage for certain risky activities.
保险政策包括一个免责条款，限制了对某些危险活动的覆盖范围。
The court ruled that the defendant could not be held liable due to the presence of an exculpatory clause in the contract.
法院裁定被告无需承担责任，因为合同中有免责条款。
The CEO argued that his actions were justified under the exculpatory clause of the company's code of conduct.
首席执行官辩称，他的行为根据公司行为准则中的免责条款是正当的。
The lawyer advised her client to include an exculpatory clause in the settlement agreement to avoid future legal disputes.
律师建议她的客户在和解协议中包含一个免责条款，以避免未来的法律纠纷。
The company's new policy mandates the inclusion of exculpatory clauses in all contracts to ensure fair treatment of all parties involved.
公司的新政策要求所有合同中都必须包含免责条款，以确保所有涉及方的公平对待。
In the trial, the defense attorney emphasized the exculpatory nature of the evidence provided by the alibi witness.
在审判中，辩护律师强调了替罪羊证人提供的证据的免责性质。
The judge dismissed the case due to the lack of sufficient evidence to contradict the exculpatory statement made by the defendant.
法官因缺乏足以反驳被告所作免责陈述的充分证据而驳回了案件。
The employment contract contains an exculpatory clause that exempts the employer from responsibility for certain types of injury.
就业合同包含一个免责条款，免除雇主对某些类型伤害的责任。