Cohn had his reasons for tolerating her behavior.
Managers should seek out operational deviations from the norm and examine whether their reasons for tolerating the associated risk have merit.
Across time and place, reasons for tolerating have varied widely.
With philosophical acuity, legal insight, and wry humor, Leiter shows why our reasons for tolerating religion are not specific to religion but apply to all claims of conscience, and why a government committed to liberty of conscience is not required by the principle of toleration to grant exemptions to laws that promote the general welfare.
The editors heaped blame on M. Blondin, for setting a bad example, the bridge builders, for obvious reasons, and the unlucky dead, for tolerating "outrageous spectacles").
There is a price for tolerating intolerance.
He characterized the response as stonewalling and said that considering all the additional power voted, "there is less reason for us to tolerate this stonewalling".
When Obama was in law school, just before he wrote "Dreams," he talked about wanting to be mayor of Chicago, and since people tend for some reason to tolerate — indeed, to delight in — considerably more eccentricity and dubious conduct in mayors than they do in other elected officials, it may be that he wrote the book with that ambition in mind.
For some reason she tolerates me though, even though every time she comes to stay she finds herself overwhelmed by the urge to scrub my kitchen.
It is also possible to define quasi-official payments, which include those payments that are illegal but for some reason tolerated by the government [ 7, 10, 11].
