Sentence examples for tolerance for opposition from inspiring English sources

Senior commanders of the country's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps have indicated that there will be no tolerance for opposition activity.

The government showed little tolerance for opposition to its policies, and most of the main opposition leaders were kept forcibly in exile.

For years, Mr. Luzhkov ruled Moscow as the Kremlin's favorite, showing little if any tolerance for opposition politicians, journalists and protesters.

His successor - Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo - took over in a coup and has shown little tolerance for opposition during the three decades of his rule.

Still, the Kremlin is showing little tolerance for public opposition to the president.

Despite greater tolerance for the opposition, Myanmar has yet to embark on large-scale liberalization.

Even as the votes were still being counted, there were signs that Mr. Putin may have less tolerance for the opposition protests going forward.

The case, while attracting less attention than the trial of a former presidential candidate, Ayman Nour, who is serving a five-year prison term on charges widely viewed as politically motivated, comes as Egyptian authorities have shown less and less tolerance for critical opposition.

On a visit to Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh, during a seven-country tour through Asia that has already taken her to Vietnam and China, Mrs. Clinton called for the strengthening of democratic institutions and for greater tolerance of opposition views.

Mr. Kabila seized power from Mobutu Sese Seko in 1997 and has ruled since then with little tolerance for dissent or opposition.

Sociologist Philip Schwadel found that higher levels of education are associated with increased religious participation and religious practice in daily life, but also correlate with greater tolerance for atheists' public opposition to religion and greater skepticism of "exclusivist religious viewpoints and biblical literalism".