Frankly, it seems to me that this approach ought to prompt more tolerance and understanding across our political divides, rather than less.
Fear of terrorism, stoked in recent years by Timothy McVeigh and the men who bombed the World Trade Center and the United States Embassies in Africa, looms larger, may be prompting less tolerance for protest.
In an article for the Op-Ed Page of The New York Times on Wednesday, he said he hoped his parade appearance would prompt discussion and tolerance for same-sex marriages.
Users can quickly develop a tolerance, prompting them to seek more and more until the pursuit takes over their lives and, often, leads to ruin.
Dr. A. M. Kanter, an orthopedic surgeon in Illinois, has long prompted only lukewarm tolerance from his wife, Susan, for his hundreds of 19th-century Japanese ivory statues.
Page A8 RUSSIA INVESTIGATES ABUSE The death of a man in police custody in Tatarstan, Russia, a republic known for tolerance, has prompted the federal government to investigate other reports of abuse there.
Nielsen emerged as a vocal defender of Trump's "zero tolerance" immigration policy, prompting the president to praise her on Twitter.
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Given the high rate of mobile phone use in Australia, and the low cost of SMS messages, a reminder system that utilises SMS technology might prove to be a cost-effective way of increasing the number of women in Australia with a recent history of GDM, who could then be prompted to undertake oral glucose tolerance testing in the postpartum period.
