"There is zero tolerance of predatory behaviour".
The latest political allegations suggest a long overdue end to the tolerance of intolerable behaviour.
A new tone, and no tolerance of schoolboy behaviour, would do much to improve parliament's reputation.
Tolerance of such behaviour is an integral part of what campaigners call rape culture: lax and jokey attitudes which habitually underplay the seriousness of sexual violence.
Male sports heroes have at times enjoyed certain social privileges, including a tolerance of antisocial behaviour based on the rationalization that "boys will be boys".
The fact is that "the board", bound by the anti-discrimination policy to have no tolerance of discriminatory behaviour and to meet it with disciplinary action, is constituted of just two people: Scudamore himself and the Premier League chairman, Anthony Fry.
Schools should be free to set their own disciplinary regimes, with zero tolerance of bad behaviour; the exam system should be restructured to end the "stranglehold" of A-levels and GCSEs in England and Wales, which is failing pupils.
On the other hand, America is still a democracy in some important ways, this is a presidential election year, and the public's tolerance of bankster behaviour seems to be reaching its limits.
Cameron told Church of England clergy gathered in Oxford that a return to Christian values could counter the country's "moral collapse" and blamed a "passive tolerance" of immoral behaviour for this summer's riots, Islamic extremism, City excess and Westminster scandals.
She trained and worked as a psychiatric nurse, a calling that has given her, among other things, a high tolerance of odd behaviour that did nothing to diminish her enthusiasm for pubs and clubs.
An underperforming unit is turned around by a bald, middle-aged leader, only to face some criticism for its tolerance of bad behaviour in the ranks.
