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• We are confident it will get done with a conscience clause.
• Poust said, " because they realize that it's really a useless conscience clause ."
• But he said the limited conscience clause does not provide adequate protection for religious employers.
• The Connecticut measure includes a " conscience clause " that exempts church-affiliated employers, like Catholic hospitals.
• The so-called conscience clause comes at the behest of the powerful Catholic lobby in the state.
• He defended the right to a conscience clause for Christian employers who refused services to homosexuals.
• Some Presbyterian Churches, such as the Free Church of Scotland, have no such " conscience clause ".
• The California law also contains a " conscience clause " exemption for religious employers opposed to contraception.
• Jackson Jr . got his " conscience clause " on the death penalty inserted into the platform.
• The leadership has the numbers to do whatever it wants whether the conscience clause is revoked or not,
• A " conscience clause " approved by bishops in 1977 allows bishops to take stands against women's ordination.
• He was one of four prelates who refused to prevent Gorham case, and of the educational conscience clause.
• Supporters have maintained the bill is necessary to clarify entities covered by a conscience clause in current law.
• Opponents of women in the priesthood plan to introduce a resolution at the convention repealing the conscience clause.
• "It's a fig-leaf conscience clause.
• The Catholic Church objects to contraception and had urged parishioners to lobby council members to include a conscience clause exemption.
• Some groups, including the Episcopal Women's Caucus, have challenged the validity of the conscience clause, saying it should be eliminated.
• As a result, the term " conscience clause " is controversial and primarily used by those who support these provisions.
• In his veto message Wednesday, Wilson said he would sign another bill if it contained a so-called conscience clause exemption.
• "We see it as an oppression clause, not a conscience clause, " said Ann Marie Wallace, a spokeswoman for Planned Parenthood.