Sentence examples for foment intolerance from inspiring English sources

"Washington will continue to be a state that welcomes those seeking refuge from persecution, regardless of where they come from or the religion they practice," Gov. Jay Inslee said, dismissing "fear mongering" and "anti-refugee" comments by fellow governors as "of little value except to divide people and foment intolerance".

The result means that as he prepares for an enthusiastic welcome in Britain this week – including an unprecedented sell-out event at Wembley Stadium on Friday – Mr Modi will be smarting from the defeat on home soil, which comes as his administration also faces mounting accusations of fomenting intolerance.

But a documentary history helps us get inside the minds of those in America who fomented intolerance and acted brutishly towards the religious 'other.' Though unpleasant to read, these documents enable inter-religious leaders to better anticipate, preempt, and diffuse future tensions.

The report's authors also issued a reminder about their previous recommendation, "that the authorities [should] take particular care when developing and explaining policies, to ensure that the message sent to society as a whole is not one likely to foment or foster intolerance".

When Trump, Fiorina, Cruz, Huckabee, Santorum, Jindal, et al. foment hate and intolerance, we all have a duty to speak out before their words inspire more violence.

Obama is right to press the Saudis to increase political participation and end the role that its ideology plays in fomenting radicalism and intolerance within the kingdom and abroad.

They "have been subject to vicious murders at the hands of terrorist groups, forced out of their ancestral lands by civil wars, suffered societal intolerance fomented by Islamist groups, and subjected to institutional discrimination found in the legal codes and official practices of many Middle Eastern countries," as several fellows at the Center for American Progress put it.

Leaders should appeal to the best in us, and such stunningly divisive rhetoric, fomenting fear and intolerance, is not the signature of American leadership.