Sentence examples for opposing intolerance from inspiring English sources

Engaged world at large, opposing intolerance, upholding the disadvantaged.

UC wisely backed away from the definition, but Napolitano promised to ask the regents to consider a broader statement opposing intolerance "including, but not limited to, anti-Semitism". The result is this new statement of principles, which UC officials emphasize is a starting point for discussion, not a code of conduct or a replacement for current disciplinary policies.

The fault line here is between those who find intolerance objectionable and those who oppose intolerance of the intolerant.

He added that it was also the party's job to oppose intolerance.

"He can oppose intolerance without building the mosque at that particular spot," Mr. Tolksdorf said.

If, in fact, the level of enthusiasm of those who oppose intolerance cause them to go out and vote in record numbers and change the political landscape, it can be one of the turning points.

Although U.S. officials now suspect the attack may have been a planned terrorist operation and not a spontaneous reaction to the anti-Islamic video -- itself now thought to be the work of a Coptic Christian in California -- Doherty himself had a history of opposing religious intolerance.

Opponents of Brazil's newly elected far-right president, Jair Bolsonaro, have vowed to hit the streets to oppose the intolerance and violence they fear he will inflict upon the world's fourth largest democracy.

Not only are Muslim Americans successfully integrating into U.S. society, they are actually more opposed to intolerance and violence than many other Americans.

Mr. Hahn called such views characteristic of the chief's basic intolerance of opposing opinions.

McEwen also made a memorable point about people's intolerance of opposing opinions at universities and on social media.