Sentence examples for refusing to tolerate from inspiring English sources

Albanian leaders protested, refusing to tolerate an election in Kosovo run by the Serbian authorities that they so detest.

Lisen Stromberg, the acting chief operating officer of The 3% Conference, applauded Publicis and Lévy for refusing to tolerate gender bias.

We learn about the new relationship her daughter, Robin, is having with Daniel, a neighbor who wins her love by refusing to tolerate her bitterness and self-protective toughness.

He maintained a direct control over its operations, directing its affairs in an autocratic manner, and refusing to tolerate rival sources of power - or constraints upon his freedom of action.

"In Re Grammar, Roberts's Stance Is Crystal Clear" (front page, Aug. 29) describes John G. Roberts Jr., the Supreme Court nominee, as a "ruthless" editor, "refusing to tolerate the slightest grammatical slip".

This concept, which sprang from a famous article by two criminologists in Atlantic Monthly in March 1982, maintains that by refusing to tolerate tiny infractions of the law dropping litter, spray-painting walls the authorities can create a climate in which crime of more dangerous kinds finds it impossible to flourish.

Quite suddenly, his body refused to tolerate any more.

Some, such as Mahindra, refuse to tolerate sloppy and lossmaking divisions.

This campaign is a peaceful protest which, unfortunately, the Iranian government has refused to tolerate.

"Younger women are more aware these days, and they refuse to tolerate such treatment.

The risk of setting precedent may be why BLM has refused to tolerate her interference.