Sentence examples for need for tolerance from inspiring English sources

Mr. McKayle's work is a major piece, an allegory about the need for tolerance among different peoples and centered around a Romeo and Juliet from opposing clans.

Across the nation, community and religious leaders of all faiths, intellectuals, artists, many civil society organisations, have all spoken out about the need for tolerance and togetherness.

"As salamu-alaikum," the pope, using the Arabic phrase for "peace be with you," said in an airport speech that stressed the need for tolerance.

One of India's biggest actors, Shah Rukh Khan, who spoke about the need for tolerance, was called a traitor and Pakistani agent by senior BJP figures.

With 10 days to go before Britain's general election, the violence quickly entered the political arena as party leaders spoke on the need for tolerance and just treatment of all citizens.

According to the statement, Plaza executives met with employees in every department after Sept. 11 and "stressed the need for tolerance and unity and repeated this message at employee general meetings since then".

It also offers opportunities for creativity when used, as it has been at Ulysse Nardin, in tandem with three-dimensional micromachining and molding processes that allow watchmakers to combine and integrate some components, reducing the need for tolerances and clearances.

There is a threshold value of the turnover rate of regulatory cells beyond which pre-existing regulatory cells are not needed for tolerance (at approximately 0.2 in Fig. 4b).

Because of different nutrition doses and titration needs for tolerance and gastric residuals, only two studies used a double-blind design [ 25, 28].

OX40L has been shown in vitro to inhibit the generation of IL-10-producing T regulatory cells needed for tolerance, and it is known that mutations in this pathway cause loss of tolerance and autoimmunity [ 93].

The complexity of tolerance highlighted in these studies suggests the need for combining tolerance mechanisms at each stage as well as at the two most sensitive stages to develop varieties that are widely adapted to salt-affected areas.