61.   The House of Lords on Thursday rejected a controversial provisions in new legislation that would create a force of uniformed officers with limited powers to support the police.

62.   The most controversial provision of the House bill allows religious groups to require their employees in government-financed programs to adhere to their religious practices.

63.   The measure typically has failed, Boehlert said, because colleagues used it to attach controversial provisions and pet projects.

64.   The two controversial provisions ran contrary to stated IMF policy.

65.   Then they approved a less controversial provision prohibiting courts from awarding punitive damages against makers of drugs or medical devices approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

66.   In its most controversial provision, the law would punish foreign companies occupying property in Cuba that had been confiscated by the government from US citizens.

67.   But the most controversial provision, allowing US nationals to sue foreign companies that benefit from confiscated property, was temporarily put on hold by Clinton in July.

68.   But the organization has criticized a clause of the law that would allow the president to delay applicaiton a controversial provision.

69.   Dole wanted to add controversial provisions allowing people to use tax-free accounts to pay medical bills, which opponents said would mainly benefit the rich.

70.   The US Supreme Court on Friday unanimously upheld a controversial provision of recent anti-terrorism legislation that limits federal court appeals by death row inmates.