Still, when either a religious or philosophical objection are not concurrently accompanied by a medical contraindication to vaccination, neither justification for refusal promotes action in the best interests of the child.
Civil disobedience, given its place at the boundary of fidelity to law, is said to fall between legal protest, on the one hand, and conscientious refusal, revolutionary action, militant protest and organised forcible resistance, on the other hand.
Eventually, he grew frustrated with the Labor Party's refusal to take action on unemployment.
Despite his refusal to support action in Syria, Mr Miliband is not flat against force: he voted to bomb Libya and Iraq.
America's refusal to take action against separatist rebels from the Kurdistan Workers Partyy (PKK) in northern Iraq then fed Turkish anger.
Bernanke has chided Congress before, subtly, on its refusal to take action with the budget and revise fiscal policy.
More problematic is the refusal to support action against Isis in Syria without a security council resolution, a condition that Labour imposed on Wednesday.
The catalyst for the resignations was Mr. Erdogan's refusal to take action against the slow-moving judicial process enmeshing about 200 military personnel, including 14 generals and admirals.
For the Saudis, therefore, Obama's refusal to take action against Assad was seen as another example of Washington's inability to appreciate both the dangers and the opportunities of the Arab Spring.
Her organization, which collects data, says that arrests of women for actions (or refusals to take action) related to their pregnancies have dramatically risen in the past decade, to 700 instances.
Mr. Bong's virtues as a filmmaker, including his snaking storytelling and refusal to overexplain actions and behaviors, can here feel like evasions or indulgences rather than fully thought-out choices.
