As we sat and talked, it was clear that, although her values were generally liberal — she spoke of the need for tolerance and the protections of the law — her immediate political outlook was, by definition, conservative: the Putin system suited her just fine, and she was loath to do anything to rock it.
With the story of Park51 retreating under a cloud of Tea Party witchcraft and midterm election white noise, Foxman's crucial reaffirmation of the need for tolerance arrives at the exact moment when it is least needed.
The document, called When Two Faiths Meet, is the product of months of painstaking negotiations between Christian and Muslim leaders and emphasises the need for tolerance and acceptance of mixed-faith marriages.
In the margins of his latest speech, and on other occasions, Mr Hague has made a point of saying all the right things about race in Britain: about the need for tolerance, about the lack of trust between the police and racial minorities, and so on.
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.
Putting this aside however, to be diagnosed as addicted you need physical symptoms of tolerance (you require more of the substance to achieve the desired effect) and withdrawal, alongside impaired control, social impairment, and risky behavior.
In addition, requirements of early sow to maximize the growing season and to escape to drought stress have increased the need of better chilling tolerance, particularly at early stages of development.
In Europe, there is obviously a much greater need for her message of tolerance.
One of my Haitian friends, a leader of the teachers union, spoke endlessly about the need for a culture of tolerance.
The potential of this class of antigens for broad application is considered, possibly in the context of low tumor burden or adjuvant therapy, as is the need to understand mechanisms of tolerance that are relatively understudied.
