Sentence examples for institutionalised tolerance from inspiring English sources

He argues that the development of separate communities is partly the product of successive governments pursuing a race-relations policy based on multiculturalism, suggesting that institutionalised tolerance for diversity has led to institutional indifference to separation.

Rather it is the institutionalised tolerance of unlimited presidential terms that they are protesting against:   The crisis is not a crisis of the Egyptian regime, but a crisis of all Arab republics.

McKinstry declared support for the execution, and condemned Britain's weak stance on drugs and its "institutionalised tolerance" of drug use.

Despite the government's push to institutionalise religious tolerance, there remains an aggressive edge to much Islamist discourse.

But several experts have warned that the new zero tolerance strategy is risking institutionalised inequality.

And yet Castile's killer, Jeronimo Yanez, was acquitted another example of the tolerance of, and protections for, institutionalised violence within the American justice system.

Basically, you're institutionalised".

They have institutionalised denial.

It's institutionalised anti-semitism.

"This cronyism is becoming institutionalised.

But it's institutionalised too.