11.   Some conservatives have argued that family caps help discourage welfare recipients from having more babies than they can support, and prevent long-term welfare dependency.

12.   Some American conservatives argue that government is the problem, not the solution, but they are always asking government to make other people observe the rules they approve.

13.   Some conservatives argue that the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, in essence, is a rival denomination.

14.   The conservatives argue that the problem stems from exposing the young to the West, thus diluting Islamic principles.

15.   The implicit premise of this stipulation is that human beings, as conservatives have always argued, are morally weak.

16.   While the child-care issue is a politically potent one, some conservatives argue that child care should be a local issue, not a federal one.

17.   But many conservatives argue that the reforms would give special privileges to foreigners and could lead to potentially dangerous divided loyalties.

18.   But some conservatives argue it would leave too much power in the hands of the ex-communists.

19.   Sinhalese conservatives argue that the rebel setback makes political concessions unnecessary.

20.   Sinhalese conservatives argue that the setback to the rebels make political concessions unnecessary.