Sentence examples for fighting intolerance from inspiring English sources
By summarily firing a long-time contributor, NPR righteously proclaimed that it was fighting intolerance but came off as intolerant.
The school, Little Rock Central High School, is one of 11 sites dedicated to fighting intolerance that have been chosen by the Anne Frank Center USA in Lower Manhattan as the destination for saplings that originated from the tree in Amsterdam, now 150 years old.
All [people who are calling his comments 'hate speech' are] doing is fighting intolerance with intolerance".
The spot addresses issues important to the Clinton camp, including closing loopholes on gun laws, upholding Obamacare, protecting women's rights and fighting intolerance.
The truth that Democrats must start shouting from the rooftops is that the debate is not only about fighting intolerance; it's about protecting America.
Like other candidates on both sides of the aisle, Stacey Abrams, a Democratic state representative running for governor in Georgia, focused her response to the Pittsburgh shooting on overcoming hate and fighting intolerance.
He described a strategy to communicate with the leadership of Pakistan's many constituencies, whose support is essential to fighting religious intolerance.
All good people of faith should stand together in fighting this intolerance and religious prejudice.
In any case, argues the US, the issue is a legal minefield that has little to do with fighting racism and intolerance today.Most African countries (and a number of African-Americans) are, predictably, in favour of compensation.
"The adoption of this document shows nothing has changed since 2001, no lessons have been learnt and the hope for a unified approach to fighting racism and intolerance around the world will again go unfulfilled," B'nai B'rith said.But several human-rights groups concurred with Mr Gooderham's view that the final statement "covers the ground pretty well".
I remember as a young assemblyman standing on the stage of the community center theatre in front of 4,000 Sacramentans proclaiming that we must build a permanent commitment to fighting hate and intolerance.
