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HB 2481 would allow them to refuse to officiate at same-sex marriages on "sincerely held religious beliefs".

Abramoff told legislators that he "regrets" breaking the law, and that he believes most public officials' values allow them to refuse gifts and avoid breaking the law.

Across the nation, conservatives are seeking to enact new legislation that would recognize religious rights for secular businesses and their employees and allow them to refuse to serve gay men and lesbians on religious grounds.

Catholic hospitals say it's a matter of protecting their conscience to allow them to refuse to provide contraceptive sterilization because Catholic doctrine considers it nearly as big a sin as abortion.

This is especially important, since they are at a higher risk for being abused.. Allow them to refuse things.

Mr. Smith asserted that the workers were merely following a contract provision that allows them to refuse to work in unsafe conditions.

In January this year, the Chilean government issued guidelines to doctors opposing corrective surgery, allowing them to refuse a parent and not face legal consequences.

But Michael Best, general counsel for the Department of Education, blamed the principals' union contract for allowing them to refuse certain kinds of work.

She said the NUJ wanted a "conscience clause" inserted into journalists' contracts allowing them to refuse "unethical" jobs without fear of future punishment.

Christian Concern's activities have included helping to organise a 2010 conference where speakers promoted "therapy" for gay and bisexual people and last year was heavily involved in a campaign that led to peers voting by five votes to amend the equality bill, giving faith groups legal opt-outs that effectively allowed them to refuse to employ gay, bisexual and transgender people.

Besides undocumented immigrants, there's another category of people left out of the coverage expansion: residents of the 24 states that took advantage of a Supreme Court ruling allowing them to refuse expanding Medicaid eligibility up to 133percentt of poverty, or $15,521 for a single person.