Sentence examples for demanding tolerance from inspiring English sources

The supporters of S.B. 1062 claimed that they were only demanding tolerance for religious believers.

Nothing as horrifying has happened since, but emos say the bashing incidents have increased and the habitual harassment intensified, while several marches demanding tolerance in cities, including the capital, have degenerated into tense stand-offs.

As I said, I am grateful for -- and proud of -- what our people accomplished, but it angers me and shames our community when we justify criticism like Roseanne Barr's by behaving the way selfish, narcissistic people behave, demanding tolerance and services to meet our needs and saying, "To hell with everyone else".

He has argued that Islam demands tolerance and democracy, has championed free trade and open markets and has guided the Brotherhood through its first public commitment to uphold the peace agreement with Israel.

It's why he has always demanded tolerance of dissent – he voted against the last Labour government no fewer than 500 times – which makes it all the stranger that he should be pre-empting policy debate, notably on foreign affairs, by criticising colleagues before any change of policy has even taken place.

The conditions, with the gusting unpredictability of the wind and the heaviness of the surface, demanded tolerance from the players.

In addition to flexibility, all these stretchable applications demand tolerance of large levels of strain (> > 1%) without fracture or significant degradation in electronic properties.

The change from spring to winter sowing of chickpea for efficient utilization of rain water in Mediterranean environments has enhanced yields, but demands tolerance to low temperature for further yield improvements [ 5].

"Instead of creating an atmosphere where we look the other way, we should be demanding zero tolerance for police misconduct as we demand zero tolerance for offenses by the general public," said City Councilman Sheldon Leffler, who is the chairman of the Council's Public Safety Committee and an advocate of an independent police monitoring agency.

The bridegroom is a descendant of William Thorne, who signed the Flushing Remonstrance, a 1657 document demanding religious tolerance.

He plays it out for a bit, demanding "cultural tolerance", and then flips the potential debacle with a stunning volley of bait-and-switches.