The worst negotiation is better than the best war, and the only way to insure peace is to cultivate tolerance".
Ideological and other kinds of diversity are important on college campuses and in a liberal democracy because they cultivate tolerance, which in many ways is diametrical to our instincts.
We then need to try to cultivate a tolerance devoid of condescension, possibly taking a cue from Victoria Gotti, who, when asked about her husband, John Gotti, once said, "All I know is, he provides".
Instead of trying to prevent the presence of pain, we can be more effective and efficient by cultivating a better tolerance of other people's mistakes.
Adoption of appropriate technology, rational allocation of resources, and balanced and equitable consumption require a partnership ethic based on cultivating the values of moderation, tolerance, nonviolence, and compassion.
These findings will be helpful for analysis and elucidation of molecular mechanisms of drought tolerance; they also provide a basis for cultivating new varieties of drought-tolerant soybean.
While executives can cultivate a zero-tolerance reputation through disciplining small-time frauds, they're less willing to do so when their own lack of awareness or oversight would come into question.
Therefore, enhancement of solvent tolerance of GRSW2-B1 wattemptedted by cultivating cells in LB medium supplemented with artificial seawater nutrients (including vitamins and amino acids) and 2.75%w/v NaCl (Segura et al. 2008).
Regardless of the choice of application, an appropriate selection of biological treatment requires ample thought for cultivating and maintaining an acclimated healthy biomass, flow rate tolerance and organic loads to be treated.
