Sentence examples for imposition of tolerance from inspiring English sources
On the same day, a conference promoted by the Georgian Orthodox church featured speakers decrying "totalitarian liberalism" and its alleged imposition of tolerance for "sexual perverts".But tellingly, the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rights demonstrators were protected by a cordon of police.
Wilson has the courage to be forthright about this element of his argument; he comes out against "the political imposition of tolerance" towards gays and lesbians (Wilson, 1996, 35).
In fact, the Union rubs along the way it does because successive post-colonial British governments, whatever follies they have perpetrated abroad, have been domestically authoritarian only in their imposition of mandatory tolerance towards minoritarian sensibilities.
The reviewers' comments highlighted a possibility that we had considered but not elaborated, i.e., imposition and tolerance of aneuploidy may provide one explanation of the post-meiotic dysfunction we see in the S. kambucha/S.
In internal documents, the tobacco industry expressed concern that the U.S. EPA's action could result in the "imposition of potentially crippling product residue tolerances" in Europe [ Centre de Coopération pour les Recherches Scientifiques Relatives au Tabac (CORESTA) 1989b; Mitchell 1990].
Scoring as per the standard evaluation system (SES) was used and recorded 12 and 25 days after the imposition of salinity stress to finally score the genotype for overall degree of tolerance.
The imposition of other standards (e.g., dimensional tolerances, parts location, material types, stock thickness, common fasteners, packaging material) on all parts of the product further increases the economies that can be achieved.
Moreover, skilled avoidance of overt conflict or disruption is achieved through the normative imposition of habituated forms of conduct, with little tolerance for non-compliance.
A message of tolerance, democracy and equality".
But levels of tolerance changed, too.
