Sentence examples for tolerance attitudes from inspiring English sources

"Culture matters" essentially creates a map of world culture, comparing various cultural values like interpersonal trust, tolerance, attitudes toward authority and personal freedom.

Mr. President, you've said that you have a zero tolerance attitude toward Iraqi violations.

It's with a "zero tolerance" attitude better suited to "crime prevention and political extremism".

O'Grady called this a "scandal", adding: "Employers must be clear they have a zero tolerance attitude to sexual harassment and treat any complaint seriously".

Chelsea has a zero tolerance attitude towards racism and is fighting hard with the rest of football to rid all forms of discrimination from the game".

Simon Johnson, the chief executive of the Jewish Leadership Council, echoed that view: "If the FA is determined to have a zero tolerance attitude to racism, antisemitism, homophobia and discrimination of any kind, then it is not sustainable to create a distinction between private messages and public comments.

A spokesman from Google said: "We have a zero tolerance attitude to child sexual abuse imagery.

A spokesman for Google said: "We have a zero tolerance attitude to child sexual abuse imagery.

"You know I have a zero tolerance attitude towards something like that, but these are allegations and he will need to name names, at least privately to me, and he'll discover, I'll not be found wanting".

Peng Yong, the Chinese owner of the 3322.org domain, told the AP news agency that he knew nothing about Microsoft's legal action and said his company had a "zero tolerance" attitude towards illegal activity on the domain.

An airline spokesman said: "The safety of our passengers and staff is Flybe's number one priority and as such the airline has a zero tolerance attitude to unruly behaviour on board our aircraft.