religious exemption

He said it likely would not pass without the religious exemption.

We used a religious exemption to let her attend school.

Not everyone agrees with the idea of a religious exemption.

The federal law in question includes a religious exemption clause.

It was unclear how many medical or religious exemptions were involved.

But a religious exemption requires a letter from a pastor.

The administration should take a strong stand and drop its proposed religious exemption altogether.

"I cannot see any cultural or religious exemption to mandatory reporting," she said.

Only a handful of such individual religious exemptions are ever granted.

Even if Republicans agree to the religious exemptions, that's no guarantee the bill will pass.

The university did file for a religious exemption, but the request was denied.

"Do I think that religious exemptions have become the default?

For years now we've been trying to get religious exemption from the drink-drive laws.

True, there's a danger that some organizations will use their religious exemption as an excuse to fire people they simply don't like.

It was after this prosecution that the church began lobbying for religious exemptions.

Religious groups oppose the bill, which has no religious exemption.

Actually, the proposed religious exemption is far too broad and needs to be scaled back.

Religious exemptions will be coordinated through the university chaplain's office.

The vote last week was 6 to 3 against granting a religious exemption for using narcotics.

A religious exemption was also built into the bill to assuage some opponents.

The regulation includes a religious exemption if an organization qualifies.

In many states, just what constitutes "religious exemption" is hazy.

It's mandatory for public school entrance, unless parents claim a health or religious exemption.

Only a full religious exemption would respect religious belief, practice, and community.