As early as 1995, a federal judge, Thelton E. Henderson, conceded that so-called "supermax" confinement "may well hover on the edge of what is humanly tolerable," though he ruled that it remained acceptable for most inmates.
To make the new economy work, "you have to reduce the black market to tolerable levels". With the rules in development, there are concerns that cottage-industry growers could be driven out by corporate-type businesses, much the way large-scale agribusiness doomed family farms in the Midwest.
To keep counterterror methods within tolerable bounds, he proposes such rules as judicial review, executive and Congressional oversight, free debate and limits on interrogation somewhere short of torture.
A few of us go beyond the unwritten rules of what is tolerable, and send our papers eyewitness accounts of events we never saw because we were somewhere else.
The field is so new that there are no set rules, and failure is tolerable for the sake of a decent feedback loop.
Rather than change the rules about the level of pathogens tolerable in meat, Janet Riley, the institute's vice president, said her group would prefer "using the best science and technology available" for irradiation of meat.
The lower court judges had ruled that the men could live "reasonably tolerable" lives in their home countries if they concealed their sexuality.
As a rule of thumb, taking pi/4 as the maximum tolerable phase error, the choice of Δv can be written as Δ v v ≤ λ 8 ⋅ d T + d R ⋅ tan 2 α Max (24).
Here's the other big change today: Facebook is apparently a little tired of making and then endlessly changing developer rules to plug loopholes and keep the user experience tolerable.
Such regional trading blocks may be tolerable to other countries if constrained by an agreed set of multilateral trading rules aimed at liberalising trade everywhere.
