Napolitano said: "I think President Obama has been very clear about the United States and our position with respect to human values, human rights, free expression, tolerance and diversity.
The battle of ideas has started between the advocates of a universal and open Internet — based on freedom of expression, tolerance and respect for privacy — against those who want to transform the Internet into a multitude of closed-off spaces that serve the purposes of repressive regimes, propaganda and fanaticism.
It confirms the liberal values that make a free society worth fighting for: freedom of expression, tolerance, and inclusivity.
We have the expression zero tolerance, but sadly, this was not an isolated incident.
His response contained his trademark political mix of an expression of tolerance accompanied by a firm conservative position on the actual policy.
While its predecessor, the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles may contribute to communal harmony, to pursue this enormous sister project in Jerusalem, at this critical time, when the "peace process" is in turmoil, would seem highly insensitive, a statement of Israel's hegemony over the Palestinians, rather than any expression of tolerance.
"We are libertarians, and we support freedom of speech, individual expression and tolerance of different lifestyles," wrote "Sleazy D," who identified himself as Danny, 23, an Irish-Italian-Puerto Rican Morris Park native living in Whitestone, Queens, working in the "adult entertainment industry".
From the king and the prime minister, down through the ranks of government and political opposition, the mantra has been that the liberal values of freedom of expression and tolerance are the way to confront terror.
Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) is a clinical intervention designed to foster adaptive awareness, expression, regulation, tolerance, and acceptance of emotions.
Given the complexity of drought, it is not surprising that root and shoot traits have been found to interact in the expression of tolerance.
The Persians' policy towards their subject people, as described by the Cylinder, was traditionally viewed as an expression of tolerance, moderation and generosity "on a scale previously unknown".
