Sentence examples for refuse to dispense from inspiring English sources

We assessed if knowledge and attitudes were predictive of EC dispensing among a statewide sample of Florida pharmacists, who have legal authority to refuse to dispense medications.

The American Pharmacists Association has said that pharmacists can refuse to dispense prescriptions as long as they make sure customers can get their pills some other way.

Four states have laws allowing pharmacists to refuse to dispense contraception, and at least nine more have introduced bills since January.

Wal-Mart may have finally decided to carry Plan B in its pharmacies, but allowing individual pharmacists to refuse to dispense the drug is still an effective way to block women's access to contraception.

Many analysts are predicting that Greece may not be able to live up to its commitments and that as soon as September the so-called troika of lenders — the European Central Bank, the International Monetary Fund and the European Union — will refuse to dispense more money.

He wasn't surprised when I took him on a tour of the new headquarters of The New York Times and he kept hearing complaints from people about the smart elevators and window shades, or the automatic water faucets that refuse to dispense water.

Supporters point to Neil Noesen, a pharmacist in Wisconsin, who in 2002 refused to dispense a birth-control prescription.

In "the last job on Earth" animation, the worker Alice gets frustrated when the machine refuses to dispense her medicine.

Some pharmacists have refused to dispense prescriptions for emergency contraceptives for rape victims; others have withheld birth-control pills from married women.

More common are pharmacists who assert religious reasons for refusing to dispense emergency contraception, the "morning after" pill that prevents pregnancy after unprotected intercourse.

A rising number of pharmacists are refusing to dispense prescriptions for birth control and morning-after pills, saying it is against their beliefs.