Sentence examples for public intolerance from inspiring English sources

But the best restraint on corruption is public intolerance.

To some, Mr. Maher has become a First Amendment icon -- a victim of public intolerance for divergence from its unified mood.

In addition, a growing public intolerance for tobacco smoke, increasing limits on where people can smoke and the rising cost of cigarettes have prompted many people to quit smoking or at least cut down on how much they smoke.

Public intolerance for drugs is unquestioned in Tulia; the local school system is one of a handful in the area that mandate random drug testing for students, a policy that is being challenged in court.

It has spawned public intolerance and abuse, forcing tens of millions of gay and bisexual men and women to live in fear and secrecy, at tragic cost to themselves and their families".

Because we live in a society in which "[m]ere public intolerance or animosity cannot constitutionally justify the deprivation of a person's physical liberty," our starting point for the Mathews v. Eldridge analysis is unaltered by the allegations surrounding the particular detainee or the organizations with which he is alleged to have associated.

Moyers: Yes, there is tremendous public indifference, intolerance and misunderstanding about addiction and how alcoholism is manifested.

But the public expression of intolerance is unusual and particularly troubling, patrons of La Perle said.

Four years later, Pastrana's victory in the 1998 presidential race was seen as a personal vindication as well as a signal of the public's growing intolerance of the scandal-plagued PL.

The leadership is quite aware of the public level of intolerance for abuses of power.

The public wants diversity, not intolerance; more marriages and fewer executions; less money in politics, not more.