Phrases with «religious exemption»

A "religious exemption" means that someone can be excused or exempted from doing something or following a rule because of their religious beliefs. For example, if a law requires everyone to attend school on Saturdays but a person's religion considers Saturday to be a day of worship, they may have a religious exemption to attend school on a different day. Full definition

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religious exemption

Sentences with «religious exemption»

Ball had held on for greater religious exemptions in the measure. (nystateofpolitics.com)
The British court cited a South African decision from 2000, which acknowledged the difficulty of determining religious exemptions from obedience to laws. (firstthings.com)
Topics will include: abortion access, criminal justice reform, the expansion of religious exemptions, anticipated state policy changes, and more. (law.berkeley.edu)
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Phrases with «religious exemption»

Sentences with «religious exemption»

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