The NSS stated that the values of "human rights, the rule of law, legitimate and accountable government, justice, freedom, tolerance and opportunity for all" form "the basis of our security, as well as our well-being and our prosperity".
I think that many influential Democrats in New York are failing to recognize that some of the party's most important goals -- greater tolerance, increased opportunity, higher levels of racial and ethnic inclusion -- are coming to pass.
And we must be a source of hope to the poor, the sick, the marginalized, the victims of prejudice – not out of mere charity, but because peace in our time requires the constant advance of those principles that our common creed describes: tolerance and opportunity; human dignity and justice.
What President Obama termed our quest for "tolerance and opportunity; human dignity and justice" has always been shaped by intersecting interests and experiences.
The cost of the Trump administration's abrupt changes in immigration policy, to individuals and families, to companies and communities, and to our nation's standing as a place of tolerance and opportunity, are enormous.
As a nation founded on the notions of tolerance and opportunity for all, anything less than America's full commitment to the future of all children is a betrayal of our best values.
The UK Security Strategy claims that it 'is clearly grounded in a set of core values' that 'include human rights, the rule of law, legitimate and accountable government, justice, freedom, tolerance, and opportunity for all' (UKFP, p. 6) - an ill-defined shopping list.
Beiersdorf, as a company, represents diversity, tolerance and equal opportunity.
And cities are "where the action is" (he really does use that phrase, alas), being "centers of opportunity, tolerance, wealth creation, social networking, health, population control and creativity".
"Economic growth," the scholar Benjamin Friedman documented, "more often than not fosters greater opportunity, tolerance of diversity, social mobility, commitment to fairness and dedication to democracy".
