What about the Catholic judge who must enter divorce decrees, or the Catholic county executive who creates hardships for immigrants, or the governor who approves an execution?
Subsequently, the bill creates hardships for ordinary, birth-right and naturalized American citizens intending to travel abroad.
The fear is that one firm's failure would create hardship for millions of customers.
Prices for out-of-reach luxuries like new cars and appliances are falling, but food prices are rising fast, creating hardship for the poor.
Policy makers in many regions of the world are grappling with cooling economies, even as soaring commodities prices, particularly oil, reduce the profits of businesses and create hardship for many consumers.
That has created hardship for some of them and their families, but benefited Junction City, because reservists and Guard members from around the Midwest have trained at Fort Riley on their way to Iraq.
This has created hardship for technology users specifically older adults to learn and cope with new modern technology and systems.
"The Administration believes that Congress should achieve significant budgetary savings to help reduce the deficit without creating hardship for vulnerable families -– for example, by reducing crop insurance subsidies," the White House said.
Its main consequence has been to limit American businesses from access to the Cuban market, and create hardship for everyday Cubans who were denied access to many American-made products.
As with individual providers, there was a greater willingness to accept refusal based on religious views when that did not create hardship for patients or employees who did not share those views.
