The phrase "adopt tolerance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when encouraging individuals or groups to embrace a mindset of acceptance and understanding towards others.
Example: "In order to foster a peaceful community, we must all adopt tolerance towards different cultures and beliefs."
Alternatives: "embrace tolerance" or "practice tolerance".
Juristic discretion is defined as: A means to seek ease and convenience, To adopt tolerance and moderation, To over-rule analogical reason, if necessary.
Through peace education in schools children can adopt tolerance for one another despite their diverse socio-economic status, ethnicity or religious background.
Some districts, especially in larger cities, have adopted tolerance lessons with minimal dissent.
The BSA geometry was determined as the configuration that maximized the dose deliverable to the tumor in a 1 h treatment, within the constraints imposed by the healthy tissue dose adopted tolerance.
"My government will spare no effort to adopt zero tolerance on corruption and mismanagement of state resources," Mr. Koroma, 54, told a crowd of military officials, dignitaries and supporters at the ceremony in Freetown, the capital.
She also called on all governments to adopt zero tolerance of violence against women, share resources equitably and ensure that an equal number of women to men are in decision-making positions.
To cultivate faith in a transcendent, eternal, omnipresent God, who allegedly became incarnate in the form of a particular human being who was put to death, requires one to overcome the offense to one's reason and to adopt a tolerance for paradox.
The rules say that all facilities must adopt zero-tolerance policies.
And he wants schools to adopt zero-tolerance policies for disruptive students, expelling any who use drugs, alcohol, glue or aerosol paint.
Finally, the process tolerancing comparison has been done by adopting a tolerance capability expert software.
Had they adopted zero tolerance on body art, they would have had to exclude Prince Albert, Winston and Lady Randolph Churchill and countless debs and Sloanes from the inner sanctum, as well as ban George V and Edward VII from their own do.
