Sentence examples for refusal of service from inspiring English sources
Commissioner Matthew W. Daus said complaints about rudeness, refusal of service and overcharges had all fallen, even though ridership rose.
Dr Thomas Unden, a Floridsdorf based GP, put a sign up in his practice outlining a refusal of service to asylum seekers.
Their alleged refusal of service based on their perceived religion has forced the gun range into the middle of a national civil rights fight.
In a statement, Delta said that were Arizona's bill and a similar refusal of service ordinance in Georgia to be put into effect "these proposals would cause significant harm to many people and will result in job losses.
Indiana moves to change 'anti-gay' law after fierce backlash http://t.co/XF4CxqXwLx pic.twitter.com/CngMBQyvnI It also includes language that prevents the law from providing a legal defence in a civil case over the refusal of service based on sexual orientation or gender identity.
By law, breastfeeding mothers are not protected from harassment and refusal of service in public, often forcing them to feed in secluded spaces such as public bathrooms.
Arizona's Republican US senators – John McCain and Jeff Flake – have urged Brewer to wield her veto, as have three Republican state senators, Adam Driggs, Steve Pierce the architect of the anti-immigrant SB 1070 bill, and Bob Worsley, who all previously backed the refusal-of-service proposal.
But he said that while the new law, which forbids the refusal of services to gay people, goes into effect in April, it will not come fully into force until the end of 2008.
Studies have shown that many Americans don't support the faith-based refusal of services.
Cities interested in hosting NCAA championships completed a survey this summer requiring them to provide information about any local anti-discrimination laws, provisions for refusal of services and other facility-specific information.
Discrimination in health care goes beyond the explicit refusal of services, according to the director of LGBT HealthLink, who goes by the singular name Scout and is also an adjunct assistant clinical professor at Boston University School of Public Health and himself transgender.
