Moreover, he commissioned the first map of the moon, defended the Copernican view as plausible save for its conflicts with Church teachings, and offered many disparaging words on what he considered the scurrilous and empirically intolerable practice of astrology.
"Today we hope this campaign will significantly contribute to ending child recruitment," said Mr. Duamelle, "and that in the very near future we will see the last child soldier released, and all of Sri Lanka's children finally safe from this intolerable practice".
At the age of 24 he was excluded from the Amsterdam synagogue for his "intolerable" views and practices.
Unfortunately, this process is basically computational and also has intolerable delay in practice.
At last their practices became intolerable, and in 1816 the British organized the campaign known as the Pindari War (1817 18).
An ageing population, the increasing complexity of patients' conditions and the expectation of a growing range of services are putting intolerable pressures on general practice.
After Bynum's attitude became increasingly intolerable, including an infamous practice where he shot the ball every possession, the Cavaliers announced that he wouldn't play for them again and then attempted to trade him.
He does regard some forms of status enhancement, notably antidiscrimination measures, "as essential," but he accepts Wikler's conclusion that broader changes in social practice carry "intolerable costs" (413).
Intolerance is intolerable.
"These doctors are not shunning the discipline of general practice, but the intolerable pressure that GPs are subject to, together with relentless attacks that devalue what we do, and which has butchered the joy and ability of GPs to properly care for our patients," he will say.
