Sentence examples for socially tolerated from inspiring English sources

Issues about the future focus on whether the demand for suicide in terminal illness will disappear as pain and symptom control improves, or whether 'designing' one's own dying will become a normal, socially tolerated, expected thing to do.

But we do know that violence against women by men is the world's largest and most socially tolerated human rights violation.

In young adulthood, more legally and socially tolerated drinking and smoking are not considered as risky as in adolescence.

The second finding is that the protective effect varies over age, with the effect prominent at ages when a behavior is illegal and the effect largely vanished at ages when the behavior becomes legal or more socially tolerated.

In Rwanda remarriage is not socially tolerated.

Participants explained that the disproportionate number of men in the camps was the cause of frequently overlapping sexual relationships where the sharing of female sexual partners was mutually and socially tolerated or benignly overlooked.

In their insightful book Millennial Majority, authors Morley Winograd and Michael Hais point out that the 2012 election was a watershed of political change and that the emerging electorate is more socially tolerate, more favorable to government and more supportive of international multilaterialism than the older, more traditional American voters.

De Boer-Buquicchio said these activities were "a very lucrative business" in Japan "which seems to be socially accepted and tolerated".

In contrast to drinking and smoking, where the protective effect of 9R/9R quickly diminishes beyond adolescence because of legal and social acceptance of drinking and smoking in young adulthood, the protective effect of 9R/9R for illicit drug use continues beyond adolescence because illicit drug use in young adulthood is no more socially and legally tolerated than in adolescence.

Alcohol use is banned by law in Saudi Arabia and not tolerated socially and from Islamic religious point of view.

As remarriage is socially not necessarily tolerated, widows have difficulties taking care of their family in an appropriate way, especially when they are not further integrated in the community [ 52].