Sentence examples for declared tolerance from inspiring English sources

The Danish organizers had declared tolerance a main theme for this year's event, and the rainbow-coloured flag symbolising gay pride has been flying in many places in Copenhagen during the past week.

The rebellion and its religious overtones was one of the factors that led to passage of the landmark Maryland Toleration Act of 1649, which declared religious tolerance for Catholics and Protestants in Maryland.

The Council's rat agenda comes at a time when the number of complaints is growing and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has already declared zero tolerance for rats.

This year the government has declared zero tolerance for school occupations, and has called in special police forces to clear the buildings.

The violence was partly fuelled by aggressive police tactics and by the belligerence of Nicolas Sarkozy, then Minister of the Interior, who declared "zero tolerance" and said that he would clean the streets of racaille (scum).

The only animation Mr. Bush showed during the flooding of New Orleans was when he declared "zero tolerance of people breaking the law," even those breaking into abandoned stores in search of the food and water they weren't getting from his administration.

Pope Francis has declared zero tolerance over abuse scandals that have beset the Church for decades, but has appeared to struggle to overcome resistance within the Vatican hierarchy.

The President has declared zero tolerance against perpetrators of these gross human rights violations.

"Coca-Cola's leadership in declaring zero tolerance for land grabs is a vital first step," said Penny Fowler, head of private sector advocacy.

Until the mayor and the police and transportation commissioners declare zero tolerance for this lethal, illegal activity, all other safety measures will do relatively little to stop pedestrian deaths and injuries.

He added that his government had a "moral duty to declare zero tolerance on anti-Semitism".