Sentence examples for tolerance toward from inspiring English sources

EGYPT, too, has tried to wrest control of the classrooms from fundamentalists and advocates tolerance toward Christians (if somewhat less toward Jews) in its Islamic textbooks.

It persists where there is a history of apathy or even subtle tolerance toward sexual assault.

Should I have zero tolerance toward all punctuation, or shouldn't it be incorrect punctuation?

Such chilling indifference shows a culture of tolerance toward sexual aggression against women in public places.

To survive, Konya's Sufis have needed not just tolerance toward others but a strong internal culture.

The Israeli government displays considerable tolerance toward this kind of harassment.

Instead of increasing tolerance toward Armenians, the writer caused more hatred".

Koirala, however, urged delegates to "work with us, the government of Nepal" and vowed "zero tolerance toward corruption".

Happiness may also foster tolerance — toward Jews, for instance (see the story of Abraham), and women (most of the time).

Some attribute the growing tolerance toward gay life in Prague to a kind of live-and-let-live indifference.

It is easy to be skeptical whenever the military talks about its "zero tolerance" toward sexual crimes.