Sentence examples for refuse to conduct from inspiring English sources

But they fear discrimination lawsuits against priests who refuse to conduct such ceremonies.

There is, for instance, the proliferation of "conscience clauses," which allow medical professionals to refuse to conduct procedures that they disapprove of.

The proposed law would allow individuals and groups to refuse to conduct business with anyone whose marriage they believe violates their religious beliefs.

To protect religious freedom, the cabinet decided that the planned federal legislation would allow religious institutions to refuse to conduct same-sex marriages.

The German foreign minister, Guido Westerwelle, called the new report "alarming" and said more severe sanctions would be inevitable if Iran "continues to refuse to conduct serious negotiations on its nuclear program".

With more forces lost here than almost any other district in the country, the Afghan soldiers seldom leave the installation, and mostly refuse to conduct missions — too dangerous, they say.

The MoD has refused to conduct a review.

Claiming sickness, he broke his contract with the theatre and refused to conduct any subsequent performances.

Rival networks refused to conduct interviews with Feinberg unless Fox News was granted one, too.

They said the monitors refused to conduct interviews while the activists were filming.

Mr. Bush has refused to conduct direct talks with the North, as the State Department and many outside experts have urged.