Sentence examples for sincere objections from inspiring English sources
What about religious individuals who say that they have sincere objections to conducting business relationships with gay people or immigrants?
Earlier this month, the 64-year-old Doughty opted to reject the citizenship application's pledge to bear arms in defense of the nation, citing her "sincere objection to participation in war".
It's an "accounting gimmick," says Arina Grossu of Family Research Council, a "clerical layer," that violates "the rights of Americans with sincere conscientious objections".
If the measure passes, the Bureau of Motor Vehicles could issue a photo-less ID to applicants who have sincere religious objections to having their pictures taken.
The First Amendment is not authorization for religious entities or individuals claiming a sincere religious objection to the law to impose their religious beliefs on society.
The justices said the First Amendment's protections do not mean individuals are free to violate valid laws simply by claiming a sincere religious objection.
Ms Kagan worried that "religious objectors [would] come out of the woodwork" if the corporations prevailed, and that courts would have to grant presumptive exemptions to any aspect of federal law to which any owner expressed a sincere religious objection.
The First Amendment also does not exempt religious entities or individuals claiming a sincere religious objection from neutral laws of general applicability, a category the new contraception rule plainly fits.
In South Carolina, for example, Lee Bright, a Republican state senator, has introduced a bill protecting the right of judges and officials to refuse to issue marriage licenses to gays and lesbians if they have a sincere religious objection to same-sex marriage.
The judges said they had no doubt the Catholic leaders had a sincere religious objection to providing contraceptives.
Both cases will turn on the question of whether arts and craft stores and Mennonite cabinetmakers are required to provide contraceptives and things like Plan B under the Affordable Care Act if they have a sincere religious objection to doing so.
