Sentence examples for explicitly tolerated from inspiring English sources
Uniformed lawyers who had been assigned to defend some of the prisoners before military commissions had begun criticizing the rules for those tribunals, but that dissent was explicitly tolerated by the Pentagon.
There are something like 50 nude or topless beaches in California; in some of these places nudity or toplessness is explicitly allowed, while in others it is tolerated though not explicitly legal.
Though head scarves were not explicitly disallowed, in practice they were tolerated only for off-screen employees.
It is important that the United States (ideally, joined by other countries) let Iran know that any action to put itself in a position to field nuclear weapons after 15 years, though not explicitly precluded by the accord, will not be tolerated.
Specifically, the convergence rates and the maximum fixed time-delays that can be tolerated by the various regular networks are found explicitly.
He explicitly states that the expression of "seditious" ideas is not to be tolerated by the sovereign.
But, helpfully if incidentally, their opposition might oblige the IMF and its most powerful members to endorse such policies explicitly, instead of merely tolerating them.
To account for this, they introduced the terms "demand sharing" (Peterson) and "tolerated theft/scrounging" (Blurton Jones) to make it clear that many transfers are explicitly demanded by a recipient.
L.B.J. grimly tolerated George Ball.
Pluralism was not tolerated.
