Sentence examples for keep the clauses from inspiring English sources

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Thanks to the campaign there were huge billboards scattered all over Edinburgh featuring a picture of a doe-eyed infant and the caption "Protect Our Children and Keep the Clause".

The "Keep the Clause" campaign saw Scotland plastered with billboards warning of the grievous harm that could come from presenting LGBT people as normal human beings.

"Keep the Clause" campaigners insisted they weren't homophobic, arguing that they were defending family values and religious beliefs in the face of a godless, politically correct assault.

The Keep the Clause group ran a nationwide billboard campaign warning of the horrors awaiting Scottish schoolchildren if teachers were allowed to suggest that gay, lesbian and bisexual people weren't somehow fundamentally flawed.

The Obama administration chose instead to keep the refusal clause narrow but require insurers to absorb the cost of birth control for employees of religiously affiliated institutions.

Also in 2003, he voted to keep the controversial Section 28 clause.

The Senate's bill contained a watered-down provision that keeps the Buy America clause from violating international trade agreements.

The National Constitutional Assembly is hoping its campaign can keep that clause and the rest of the proposed constitution from taking effect.

The cardinal virtue of last week's decision in Easley v. Cromartie was the way the court interpreted the equal protection clause to keep the political process open.

The Daily Mail and 90 Conservative activists begged David Cameron to invoke an EU "safeguard clause" to keep the curbs on Bulgarian and Romanian employment in place, while Tory ministers claimed they were being blocked by the Liberal Democrats.