Sentence examples for freely tolerates from inspiring English sources

A speaker in today's debate agreed: 'The sad reality is that there is no trust' Yet at the same time, the Church is constantly proclaiming, in a phrase that has entered the language, that it is a 'broad church', one that freely tolerates different opinions so that the meaning of Anglicanism can be stretched quite widely.

Nevertheless, the lower dispersal rate of philopatric strains suggests that they freely tolerate higher densities without dispersing massively.

In fixed histological samples from lesions, he observed "macrophage lysis and the presence of extracellular amastigotes in forms of disease in which parasite numbers were restricted, but not in those in which parasites were freely tolerated".

Various substituents on the aromatic ring system are freely tolerated: Although wild-type galactose oxidase from Fusarium has a broad substrate scope for benzylic prim-alcohols, the activity was considerably increased by mutations.

Watering holes do exist in this part of the desert but unlike the 2022 World Cup fan zones, which will have beer freely available and tolerate scantily clad Brazilians if necessary, the Asian Cup areas will not serve alcohol.

At the 10th Congress of the All-Russian Communist Party (1921), the Bolshevik leader Vladimir Ilich Lenin declared that the party was not a debating society in which all opinions were tolerated and freely expressed; it was a "vanguard" party whose role as leader of the revolution demanded extreme discipline and a high level of organization.

It's hardly a surprise when the price of entry is so high; Intel and AMD spend freely and upstarts are not tolerated.

"The corrupt were born of families that integrate this society," but Argentines have ignored "that we freely elected them and bought their lies because we cannot tolerate that anyone would place in doubt the idea that this is the richest and greatest country in the world".

Even so, Mr Saleh tolerates criticism in the press and allows the opposition to organise freely.

Extension, flexion and pro- and supination active and passive exercises are started immediately after surgery if tolerated under supervision of a professional physical therapist, who they can freely select.

Artists could travel freely and had some exposure to what their Western peers were doing; renegade movements were tolerated, if not widely promoted.