A scruffy appearance may be tolerated.
Third, she called for action at home where extremism may be tolerated.
Attempts are made to identify those cases in which particular risks may be tolerated and when the state concerned might be excused from abiding by the requirements.
A few lone warriors may be tolerated, but not if they are linked up to civil society groups and activist networks.
Extracellular masses of ice can damage the structure of organs but this may be tolerated, as in extra-organ freezing of buds.
"I don't know how else to interpret this — that the result of this balanced approach is that higher-than-preferred inflation may be tolerated," he said.
There are sometimes borderlines cases where data containers and god classes may be tolerated, particularly, if they are buried in a stable part of the system that will not change; generally they are a sign of a fragile design.
Nevertheless, the loss in the performance may be tolerated by decreasing the fabrication cost revealing that 3YSZ electrolyte with cut-off patterns can be employed as SOFC electrolyte alternative to 8YSZ.
The results of this study were used to indicate the level of uncertainty in the thermal properties of the metals (cast iron, wrought iron and mild steel) and the "insulation" materials ("early concrete" and masonry) that may be tolerated without introducing large inaccuracy (>10%) in the structural temperature results.
Farhadi — unlike his compatriot and fellow-director Jafar Panahi, who is currently serving six years in prison, and is banned from making films for two decades — may be tolerated by the Iranian regime, but, if I were one of the country's cultural commissars, the look that passes between those two young females might easily trouble my conscience, or my sleep.
In his First Inaugural Address, Thomas Jefferson warned that those who wished to change our system of government should "stand undisturbed as monuments of the safety with which error of opinion may be tolerated where reason is left free to combat it".
