| Ghouri discovered that clinics that did not comply with the gag rule were shutting at an alarming rate. |
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| But if indeed they thought listeners would agree, why was a gag rule necessary? |
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| This gag rule imposed on scientists is particularly onerous at professional meetings. |
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| Leaders also expressed fervent opposition to Bush's global gag rule, which denies funding to any clinic daring to even discuss abortion. |
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| He supported Bush's reinstatement of the gag rule for recipients of US family planning funds abroad. |
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| Since abortion is largely illegal in Kenya, one would expect the gag rule to have had little impact. |
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| On December 3, 1844, the gag rule was repealed, and Adams had that date engraved on the top of the cane. |
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| I was in Washington last week to watch the swearing in of the 109th Congress and the gag rule is very much in effect in Congress. |
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| Several years later, on December 3, 1844, those opposed to the gag rule finally succeeded in rescinding it. |
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| Sullivan imposed the gag rule on US clinics that received federal funds, meaning abortion couldn't be mentioned as an option. |
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| In the convention, Washington scrupulously followed the gag rule, so his thoughts on the proceedings are somewhat unknown. |
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| There are court cases out of New York that indicate violations of the Constitution, of the First Amendment with regard to the gag rule and some of the other provisions. |
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| Of course he exaggerates to make the point that the networks adhere to a draconian gag rule regarding the most-well-known figure in human history. |
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| Moreover, defense attorneys are subjected to a sweeping gag rule that would effectively limit public information on the trials to handouts from the Pentagon. |
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| Some, like the Los Angeles Times, got the facts right from day one, reporting in two front-page stories that the gag rule restricts how foreign groups spend their own money. |
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| Under the global gag rule, providers can't discuss the full range of options, including the availability of abortion, with clients facing an unplanned pregnancy. |
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| Since this speech-squelching policy isn't exactly soundbite-friendly, the White House employed a careful misinformation strategy when discussing the gag rule with the press. |
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| President Bush has further directly impeded the fight against AIDS by his global gag rule. |
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| This anti-democratic gag rule on abortion advocacy should now be abandoned. |
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| In order to improve maternal health in developing countries, the European Union must condemn the US global gag rule, as well as the ban on the use of contraceptives advocated by some churches. |
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| Will he do away with the Conservative gag rule, as unanimously called for by the National Assembly, or will he take a right away from African women that he claims to not want to take away from Canadian women? |
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| The reason was 'contractors there got scared about the gag rule. |
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| Many acknowledged the benefits of links to the international community and the sea change resulting from commitments made by donor countries and a few mentioned the overturn of policies such as the U. S. global gag rule. |
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| So, what I want to do is rescind the gag rule both at home and abroad. |
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