Sentence examples for promote intolerance from inspiring English sources

"I think it's a very real danger for a plebiscite to promote intolerance … Every effort should be made to keep hate out of the conversation".

But those who, on the contrary, promote intolerance are full of hope that it will happen – witness the statements made by France's Marine Le Pen.

New laws to clamp down on anti-social behaviour will "promote intolerance of youth" and damage the relationship between young people and the police, the children's commissioner and leading organisations representing young people warn today.

David Issac, chair of he Equality and Human Rights commission said the figures "make it very clear that some people used the referendum result to justify their deplorable views and promote intolerance and hatred".

The Home Office pledge to challenge those who "reject parliamentary democracy, dismiss the rule of law and promote intolerance and discrimination on the basis of race, faith, ethnicity, gender or sexuality," is laudable.

I do not believe this a legitimate use of freedom of expression, but rather the abuse of a legitimate freedom to promote intolerance and antagonism between groups of people.

Religious institutions and their leaders are seen as promoting intolerance, bigotry, division and violence.

"I feel that the group misrepresented itself to us and was promoting intolerance".

It promotes intolerance of youth, is a blow for civil liberties and will damage children's relationship with the police.

The letter states that Alam's actions placed pupils "at risk of vulnerability to radicalisation, promoted intolerance of difference and diversity and restricted their life chances by failing to provide pupils with the necessary learning and skills to flourish in modern, multicultural Britain".

Rizka said he never promoted intolerance or thought of the group as a threat to the state.