Sentence examples for conscientious provision from inspiring English sources

Providers of contraception or abortion often do so as a matter of conscience, and we need to allow conscientious provision of care, especially if we allow conscientious refusal.

"Two key elements central to our recommendations are strict regulation of research and provision of conscientious objection," he emphasizes.

Ethical guidelines have been drafted by the South African Nursing Council with regards to conscientious objection and abortion provision.

Furthermore, there seemed to be very little recognition or support from health service managers regarding effects of conscientious objection on service provision.

The impact of conscientious objection on service provision included all aspects of the abortion process from refusing to prescribe or administer necessary medications to refusing to assist in the operating room or provide abortions.

Despite this, the British government conceded to the protesters and the Vaccination Act of 1898 abolished fines and made provision for a "conscientious objector" clause – the first use of the term – for parents who did not believe in vaccination.

It's therefore our collective duty as conscientious thinking-citizens to ensure its provisions are adopted with overwhelming support.

The arrangements for conscientious objectors were almost identical to the World War I provisions.

Franklin asserted that the freedom of conscience provision of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guaranteed this form of conscientious objection.

237 Today's procedural solution to this problem is, in Canada as well as many other jurisdictions, that healthcare professionals may provide certain reproductive health services that some religious healthcare professionals object to on conscientious grounds, however, they do not have to provide those services, in case the provision of those services would violate their conscience.

An ad hoc interpretation of the right to conscientious objection was reported by many respondents, who felt that it often interfered with abortion service provision.