Translations for „conscience clause“ in the English » German Dictionary

ˈcon·science clause N LAW

conscience clause

Gewissensklausel f spec

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This led to the passage of a conscience clause, permitting bishops the right to decline to ordain any given individual into the priesthood for reasons of personal conscience.

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But what's really wrong with conscience clauses?

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We will block the conscience clause.

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What's so wrong with conscience clauses?

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I have had over 1,000 responses and the overwhelming majority are in favour of the conscience clause.

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For the past 176 years, registrars have been carrying out their duties and have never wanted a conscience clause, and do not see the need for one now.

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It removed cumulative penalties and introduced a conscience clause, allowing parents who did not believe vaccination was efficacious or safe to obtain a certificate of exemption.

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Secular state education and the conscience clause were anathema to him.

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In 2012, they issued a resolution opposing conscience clauses that allow religious-affiliated institutions to be exempt from generally applicable requirements mandating reproductive healthcare services to individuals or employees.

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It was revised again in 1907, introducing a full conscience clause that allowed parents to obtain exemption.

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