Sentence examples for socially tolerable from inspiring English sources
But his statements about mistakes in the process seems to imply that there is some level of error that would be socially tolerable.
The boom in gift cards is a kind of socially tolerable version of this: the cards are somehow more personal than cash, and they're also not going to be wasted on an unwanted gift.
However, how much deviance is socially tolerable will depend upon the norm in question.
To achieve this defined management goal, economically feasible, environmentally friendly and socially tolerable options are to be identified.
And if their time in prison just makes them that much more angry, dangerous, and violent, then we are not only releasing people with a propensity for breaking the law, but also people who find violence and aggression more socially tolerable due to their long-term immersion in the prison culture, a culture which prides aggression, violence, and dominance.
For instance, women having extramarital sex were labelled as deviant and irresponsible, whereas, for men, the same behaviour was socially tolerable and even expected.
It is, however, a method that, in order to operate with full effect, has to submit to precise normative and functional requisites: the rules that make the delegation of power from many to few tolerable and socially acceptable, based on a formal representative mandate.
It is, however, a method that to operate effectively must be subjected to strict regulatory requirements and functional rules that make the delegation of power from the many to the few tolerable and socially acceptable, according to a formal mandate of representation.
To reach sustainability in the wider sense the common society has to meet the 7 tenets – that management actions have to be environmentally sustainable, economically viable, technologically feasible, socially desirable (or at least tolerable), legally permissible, administratively achievable and politically expedient.
As this exposure was frequent in the population, further research should identify the pathophysiological mechanism, evaluate the maximal tolerable duration of exposure, and develop socially acceptable recommendations and technologies to reduce exposure.
