Muslims, like anyone else, should be able to obtain government licenses without sacrificing their religious beliefs.

American citizens of all faiths have a right to attend religious conferences without having the government detaining and interrogating them and without the government putting their fingerprints and photographs in a database. What the government is doing is wrong and unconstitutional, and our lawsuit aims to stop this practice.

We felt that there should be a competitive mechanism by which pan-European companies can obtain pan-European licenses for online exploitation. This doesn't achieve this. It only exerts a small pressure on member states [to do so].

We know that the people who took time to obtain the licenses are owners who take their dogs to obedience training and keep them in control.

Mom has very strong religious beliefs, and that was not something she would entertain.

The case is about simple fairness. The City can not allow the public display of one set of religious beliefs to the exclusion of all others.