Sentence examples for have conscientious from inspiring English sources

33) that a person who is willing to jeopardize the right to hold and practice his or her conscientious religious, philosophical and moral convictions, all for the sake of gaining uncertain added benefits via the principle of utility, does not know what it means to have conscientious beliefs, or at least does not take such beliefs seriously (TJ 207 08/181 82).

Rubio replies, "I think that's a general statement about most employers, but there are a handful of employers that have conscientious objections to it, for example the Catholic church".

If you have conscientious objections to dissection, you may need parental or guardian support to back this up.

While there, the Foreign Office described him as 'very radical', but 'a conscientious and intelligent journalist'.

Reasons for this delay were: lack of eligible patients, lack of interest of clients, workload of low vision specialists who were required to invite eligible participants and ethical considerations of a low vision specialist who had conscientious objections to inviting participants with a need for CCTV training.

Minimize this possibility by having conscientious customer service personnel ready to assist customers.

In the Army, only a handful of soldiers have sought conscientious objector status.

In southern Poland nearly all doctors have signed conscientious objections making access to legal abortion all but impossible.

The judge concluded that service providers are required to facilitate any "lawful" message, even if they have a conscientious objection.

THE Dutch have been conscientious exporters of orchestras, conductors and period-instrument bands, but they've been remiss in promoting their contemporary composers.

The Church of England has raised concerns that it could be forced to conduct same-sex marriages against its will, but Ms. Miller said the bill would exempt clergy who have a conscientious objection from having to carry out the ceremonies.