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Meanings of conscientious objection in English

Russian
сознательный отказчик
Portuguese
objeção de consciência
Catalan
objecció de consciència
Spanish
objetora de conciencia

Individual who refuses to do something on the grounds of freedom of thought, conscience, and/or religion.

Related terms
сознательный отказчик
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Examples for "conscientious objector"
Examples for "conscientious objector"
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Her younger brother was actually a conscientious objector during the Iran War.
The passage
2
The process for becoming a conscientious objector is both involved and tough.
The Guardian
3
He was a conscientious objector during the war, a sex fanatic since-Mr.
Nobody's Man
4
Meanwhile, Tony Gibson was in prison - as an unregistered conscientious objector.
The Irish Times
5
When the World War came he declared himself a conscientious objector.
Blue Ridge Country
Usage of conscientious objection in English
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The second of a two part series on conscientious objection to war.
Radio NZ
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There is no recognised right to conscientious objection to vaccinations under Australian law.
News.com.au
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It's important that conscientious objection does not become conscientious obstruction.
The Irish Times
4
Two other major paths out of the armed services are conscientious objection and physical disqualification.
The new yorker
5
Conclusion: The results indicate high levels of conscientious objection and wide variation in knowledge of services.
Pubmed
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The second, exceptionally rare reason is conscientious objection.
The Irish Times
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In most cases in which conscientious objection has been claimed, human life has been at stake.
The Irish Times
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He could keep his conscientious objection about America, and still take a line that would satisfy Cissie.
Mr. Britling Sees It Through
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Use or misuse of conscientious objection by Government telephone staff, pharmacists, institutions, and political groups was also reported.
Pubmed
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By the third year of the second world war he had become a pacifist and pleaded conscientious objection.
The Guardian
11
The right to conscientious objection has been enjoyed by Irish medics, healthcare professionals, and pharmacists for many years.
The Irish Times
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The Vatican said the talks touched on "the rights to religious freedom, life and conscientious objection".
BBC
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They have a conscientious objection to-danger
Raemaekers' Cartoons: With Accompanying Notes by Well-known Engl...
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Willful indulgence or conscientious objection.
Ebony
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This echoes the so-called " conscientious objection" clause for medics in the existing (and in the proposed) abortion legislation.
The Irish Times
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An earlier draft of the Bill prohibited hospitals from refusing to perform legal abortions, while allowing conscientious objection for individuals.
The Irish Times
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