Sentence examples for legally tolerated from inspiring English sources

The Dutch Remonstrants were condemned by the Synod of Dort and suffered political persecution for a time, but by 1630 they were legally tolerated.

Some writers have argued that due to the severity of the offense of killing a human, abortion in particular should not be legally tolerated by Buddhist societies (for example, see Harvey 2000, 342 350).

Until quite recently, there had been no success in obtaining such legal provision (though assisted suicide, including, but not limited to, physician-assisted suicide, has been legally tolerated in Switzerland for many years).

In contrast to drinking and smoking, where the protective effect of 9R/9R quickly diminishes beyond adolescence because of legal and social acceptance of drinking and smoking in young adulthood, the protective effect of 9R/9R for illicit drug use continues beyond adolescence because illicit drug use in young adulthood is no more socially and legally tolerated than in adolescence.

The 2011 regulation and the 2014 proposal to legally tolerate conscientious objection, have spurred debate.

In young adulthood, more legally and socially tolerated drinking and smoking are not considered as risky as in adolescence.

The aides often are not here legally but have been tolerated because they do work few Italians do: care for the nation's rapidly aging population.

That's 2.6 times the number agreed by the residents, which, you'll remember, is three times what they're legally required to tolerate.

The Brotherhood, an Islamist group, is legally banned, but it is tolerated and carries out a variety of religious, social and political activities in plain view.

Direct payments and gifts to medical staff in Albania are not legally allowed, but they are very often tolerated.

Make it clear that defamatory or other legally and morally reprehensible comments won't be tolerated and will be investigated and/or removed.