Sentence examples for Tolerant principles from inspiring English sources

The Pennsylvania Germans, many of whom had been persecuted in their native land, were attracted to Pennsylvania by the liberal and tolerant principles of William Penn's government.

Although he is the author of a best-selling book that discusses the merits of Locke and Hobbes and Montesquieu, he has never disguised that his democratic, pluralist, tolerant principles would find expression within a body politic that had Islam at its core.

Longleaf pine (Pinus palustris Mill)., a species that once dominated the southeastern USA, is considered to be more drought tolerant than the principle plantation species in the South, loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L). and slash pine (Pinus elliottii Engelm)., and so is predicted to better cope with increases in drought frequency associated with climate change.

The explosion of popular anger, which led to the death of a police officer in the capital, posed a severe challenge to the governing party, Ennahda, which came to power promising a model government that blended Islamist principles with tolerant pluralism.

An official Saudi Arabian source quoted by the country's SPA news agency described the killing as a "barbaric, cowardly act, which is not sanctioned by the principles of tolerant Islam... and cannot be perpetrated except by the bitterest enemies of Islam".

The feasibility of this system architecture is demonstrated using a 3-phase induction motor laboratory rig as an example of a fault-tolerant system for applying principles of fault detection and isolation (FDI) and control system reconfiguration.

These tragedies strike at many of the core principles of our tolerant, respectful academic community.

JOHANNESBURG — Much of South Africa's self-image is built on the iconography of the African National Congress: the long walk to freedom, the devotion to democratic principles, the racially tolerant rainbow nation of Nelson Mandela.

This is followed by some principles for fault-tolerant design of sensors, actuators and communication.

In our relatively peaceful and tolerant western dispensations, disagreements of principle are rarely matters of murder; which is why some people find themselves incapable of grasping what last Friday's gathering signified.

This is our computer archetype; we think that in the future things that are based on molecular-scale or nanometer-scale objects are going to have to have as part of their organizing principles these defect-tolerant designs because it's going to be impossible to make such small things perfectly.