Sentence examples for based on religious objections from inspiring English sources
All but four states -- Georgia, Iowa, New Hampshire and Vermont -- contain waivers for employers or insurers based on religious objections.
Seeking to shore up a natural base for Ms. Coakley -- women -- the advertisement also points to Mr. Brown's support in 2005 of an amendment to a state bill on emergency contraception that would have let doctors or nurses deny such contraception to rape victims based on religious objections.
Critics say the measure legalizes discrimination, giving businesses the right to refuse service based on religious objections.
Earlier today a bill was signed into law in Indiana that will allow business owners to deny services to LGBT people based on religious objections.
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Added American Civil Liberties Union's Executive Director Anthony D. Romero, "Gorsuch's record, including his decision in the Hobby Lobby case, raises questions about whether he would allow businesses and individuals to opt out of nondiscrimination laws based on religious objections".
Last week, the Senate rejected an amendment by Senator Roy Blunt, Republican of Missouri, that would have allowed employers to deny insurance coverage based on religious or moral objections.
Some of the resistance to repeal is based on religious or moral objections to homosexuality, and the report made it clear that the Pentagon is not trying to change anyone's deep-seated beliefs.
The amendment, sponsored by Senator Roy Blunt, the Missouri Republican, would have allowed any employer – not just churches or church-affiliated organizations – to deny insurance coverage based on religious or moral objections.
They also would allow insurers to deny contraception coverage based on religious or moral objections.
Virginia, North Dakota and Michigan have all passed "conscience clause" laws, which allow foster care and adoption providers to exclude LGBT parents based on religious or moral objections.
