The phrase "and we cannot tolerate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong stance against something that is deemed unacceptable or intolerable.
Example: "In our community, discrimination is not acceptable, and we cannot tolerate any form of hate speech."
Alternatives: "and we will not accept" or "and we refuse to endure".
"But we must hold people accountable, and we cannot tolerate efforts to cover up problems or blame others for them".
Douglas Shulman, the I.R.S. commissioner, said Wednesday, "This is an important program, and we cannot tolerate anyone abusing or skirting the requirements".
Those actions threaten the lives of Japanese crew members and we cannot tolerate it," said the official, who declined to give his name.
We did not tolerate it in the past, whether it was in Iraq or Syria, and we cannot tolerate it in Iran".
Upholding the rule of law requires us to protect the rights of all citizens, including those at risk of violence, and we cannot tolerate illegal activities that seek to undermine our values and endanger lives.
"There can be no possible justification for launching these rockets, and we cannot tolerate a situation where they are being fired at our citizens every day". Since Israel made a push into northern Gaza on Thursday, at least 40 Palestinians and one Israeli soldier have been killed.
"It speaks to the fact that the country is in trouble and that we cannot tolerate or even sustain a million Americans dropping out without changing how we think of ourselves as Americans," she added.
However, there are market failures (e.g., unequal access to information, regulatory capture, pollution and other externalities) that have to be corrected and all sort of problems and inequities that as a moral and political matter we cannot tolerate (e.g. those displaced by trade, intensifying income inequality).
Jim Ratcliffe, the Ineos founder and chairman, says: "We cannot tolerate the thuggish intimidation of managers, suppliers and customers by out-of-control unions.
"We have to set a precedent and demand that we cannot tolerate _ being the democratic presidents we are _ that the constitutional order be broken in our countries," Salvadoran President Mauricio Funes said a news conference late Sunday with Zelaya and the other dignitaries.
Commenting on the decision to drop the ban attempt, Ehrhart Körting, Berlin's interior minister, said, "This organization pursues goals – through its writings, its concept and its disrespect for minorities – that we cannot tolerate and that we consider in violation of the constitution.
