In the case of Feret v Belgium, for instance, the Court considered it necessary "to prohibit or prevent all types of expression which advocate, incite, promote or justify hate based on intolerance" [64].
So, "it may be considered necessary in certain democratic societies to sanction or even prevent all forms of expression which spread, incite, promote or justify hatred based on intolerance (including religious intolerance), provided that any formalities, conditions, restrictions or penalties imposed are proportionate to the legitimate aim pursued".
Trump exploited those frustrations with a campaign based on racism, intolerance, and xenophobia.
Having spent decades turning a blind eye to the calculated violence of groups with a clear agenda based on hatred and intolerance, Pakistan's government appears helpless in the face of continuous attacks on Shia Muslims and other minorities.
Fosse maintained that the negative views of the organization were based on ignorance and intolerance.
"He should not embrace leaders whose message is based on sowing intolerance," said Ralph G. Neas, president of People for the American Way, a liberal lobby in Washington.
An emblematic event in the life of Bayle was the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685, which from his point of view was an instance of grotesque intolerance based on moral and logical absurdity.
Dietary modification based on fructose and lactose intolerance testing was clearly beneficial.
Statistical modelling of prevented or postponed events among previously hospitalised patients, using estimates of: treatment uptake and contraindications (based on local audit data); treatment effectiveness and intolerance (based on literature); and annual number of hospitalization per patient and annual risk of death (based on routine data).
Maier wrote a series of pro-EU blogposts before the referendum, explaining the single market's benefits, setting out facts, but complaining that the debate had been "annoying", insufficiently based on reality, and stirred up "ignorance, intolerance" and "negative and often inflammatory rhetoric against our neighbours".
