In an age of speech codes and rigidly enforced tolerance, a professor who trashed a student's religion would be brought up on charges and subjected to institutional ridicule.
Same-sex hand-holding days, "Vagina Monologues" performances, diversity training seminars, minority support groups, "no means no" dating rules, textbooks purified of gender, racial or class stereotypes -- for all their good intentions, these manifestations of enforced tolerance can create a stultifying air of conformity in college life.
"Double prison places to enforce zero tolerance on crime".
While they plan to enforce "zero tolerance" in all future cases of abuse, it is not retroactive.
Policies that enforce zero tolerance of violence against disabled girls must be developed, with severe penalties for perpetrators.
De Lima has become the nemesis of Duterte, who swept to power in May on a mandate to enforce zero tolerance on drugs-related crime.
LAW AND ORDER: UKIP would double prison places and protect "frontline" policing to enforce "zero tolerance" of crime.
A functional diversity approach was implemented to enforce fault tolerance for the data collection part where its performances were evaluated through comparison with alternative approaches.
CD47 is a transmembrane protein and a marker of self and its binding to antigen-presenting cells enforces tolerance [ 71].
While other colleges try and fail to enforce zero-tolerance policies, Reed has developed more realistic, community-based enforcement mechanisms, like a joint student-faculty council and judiciary that oversee Reed's code of conduct, drug education and clinical intervention, and rigorous academic performance standards.
