We have therefore asked Geoffrey Stone, Edward H. Levi Distinguished Service Professor of Law, to chair a committee of faculty members from across the University who will draft a statement reflecting the University's commitment to and tolerance of multiple forms of free expression.
Mr. Lewis, whenever confronted with calls to divisiveness, chose to redouble his commitment to reason and tolerance.
The rewards for victory would be immense -- a safer world and a planetary commitment to cooperation and tolerance.
Ahok supporters say that in the world's largest Muslim-majority nation, his case is a test of the country's commitment to pluralism and tolerance.
Switzerland, for example, is a country with strong patriotism, a fighting spirit of national defense, a commitment to freedom and tolerance, and a low crime rate.
While religious extremism is thriving and dividing nations and societies everywhere, Europe's commitment to secularism and tolerance of all religions continues to be deeply rooted in what used to be the richest breeding ground of religious wars.
Later, the President spoke, praising the investigation, reaffirming his and Boston's commitment to diversity and tolerance, and forcing everyone to remember that there had been other bad news this week: as many as sixty people were feared missing after the fertilizer-plant explosion in West, Texas.
Part of the new club's portfolio, Rogers said, is a commitment to inclusion and "tolerance in sports" that led him and the Minnesota United players to a sign a pledge promoted by the nonprofit Athlete Ally, which promotes anti-homophobia in sports.
Everyone involved with St Mirren Football Club is fully aware that we expect them to act in accordance with our commitment to respect and tolerance in our community.
A renewed commitment to reconciliation and tolerance – led by all communities affected by the conflict, involving children and young people.
It has taken a decision which is undermining its own credibility, commitments and zero tolerance to discriminatory and abusive conduct.
