Sentence examples for and the toleration of from inspiring English sources
"This transit and the toleration of these proceedings by the Grand Ducal Government constitute a flagrant breach of neutrality, and cannot admit of a doubt.
He vindicates the responsibility of government to the governed, the rule of law through impartial judges, and the toleration of religious and speculative opinion.
That may lead to rapid state expansion fueled by political patronage; it may also take the more-passive form of surrendering state capacity through insider privatization and the toleration of official corruption.
In Pakistan, the fundamentalists are "still in the background, but they pushed and pushed, and they always wanted more".The author does not conceal his disdain for some Muslim practices, notably the mistreatment of women and the toleration of polygamy ("tomcatting rights", as he puts it).
The minimum of ten first-motion polarities and the toleration of one misfit polarity were the criteria for the events to be included in the inversion process.
This is in contrast to more prototypical GPCRs, such as the β2-adrenoceptor, and may potentially explain the toleration of constitutive activity documented here, in addition to the specificity of the RXFP1 complex for PDE4D3, over the preference of a β2-adrenoceptor/AKAP79/β-arrestin 2 complex for PDE4D5 (Bolger et al, 2003; Lynch et al, 2005; Willoughby et al, 2007).
In the later 20th century, the Netherlands had gained a reputation for liberal social policies, such as the toleration of prostitution and of the limited use and sale of marijuana and hashish.
Leiter (2013) has argued, for example, that the moral principle of religious liberty is best understood as an instance of a deeper and more general principle that requires the toleration of another's conscientious convictions, whether those convictions are religious or secular.
His uncompromising attitude, however, ruined his ambition to restore the toleration of Catholic worship and ecclesiastical authority in England.
It may no longer be enough to refer the toleration of intolerance to the First Amendment.
