It went on: "Although the overwhelming majority of Muslims are rightly horrified by the atrocities committed in the name of Islam, some have been slow to tackle intolerance in their communities, allowing radicalism and militancy to breed.
That we now "live" on the Internet means that, as parents and educators, we must be whistleblowers on Facebook, Twitter, and any other social media platform on which our kids interact -- to tackle intolerance and bullying effectively.
After the September attack in Peshawar, Bishop Joseph Coutts, Karachi's leading Catholic who oversees St. Peter's, demanded the government amp up church safeguards and "seriously tackle" intolerance that had reached "alarming proportions".
But the general declared that Pakistan must abandon religious extremism and tackle intolerance and poverty.
Bioengineering is also tackling food intolerances, which can cause very nasty illnesses.
However, critics of the Al Saud ruling family say it has not done enough to tackle sectarian intolerance, hatred of infidels and praise for the principles of violent jihad propagated by Saudi clerics, which they see as contributing to militancy.
He felt the sport needed to be taken more seriously as an agent for change, so he formed StreetFootballWorld, which unites dozens of organizations around the world that promote football as a means to tackle violence, intolerance, HIV/AIDS, crime, homelessness, and other social challenges.
The $2.5m penalty, which is only a fraction of Sterling's reported $1.9bn fortune, is to be donated to organisations dedicated to tackling discrimination and intolerance, Silver said.
Education is one of the essential elements of tackling ignorance, bigotry and intolerance.
Corbyn's initial response that if the party suspend Livingstone, then they should also suspend John Mann MP, indicates that he is more interested in internal score-settling than tackling a fundamental problem with intolerance that unfortunately appears to stretch beyond Livingstone.
