Sentence examples for behaviour was tolerated from inspiring English sources

The NASUWT leader said apart from the impact of bullying on teachers themselves, being shouted at in front of their pupils would set a bad example for children who were themselves bullied, because it would send a signal to their tormentors that such behaviour was tolerated.

There was a clear perception that bad behaviour was tolerated much more from football players than from other students.

Today, he's launching a report which says that poor behaviour is tolerated too widely in our schools.

If it is not responsible for, or is too busy to investigate, the researchers it funds, then surely such behaviour is tolerated and endorsed?

As a result more and more odd behaviour is tolerated; like selling insurance people don't want or need, rigging international loan or currency markets or hacking people's phones.

"But in schools, somehow this sort of behaviour is tolerated at their peer levels, but also because the other children sense that some teachers themselves are prejudiced, they know they have a licence to treat these children badly".

You can wear this stuff if you're at a sporting venue because all kinds of rude behaviour is tolerated at those places, including painting your fat, shirtless body in team colours and yelling stuff about wanting to fuck Mike Tindall's wife.

He had been warned by his mother (who knew him to be a jokester accustomed to being the centre of attention) that whites in the South could react violently to behaviour that was tolerated in the North.

The federal Labor leader, Bill Shorten, said Foley's alleged behaviour "cannot be tolerated".

Manouras rejected the existence of "pockets of fascism" within the force and said no unlawful behaviour would be tolerated.

"This behaviour cannot be tolerated; the deal must be strictly enforced, and the IAEA must fully utilise its inspection authorities," the statement said.