Third, he asked for tolerance from "the victorious proponents of gay marriage".
"The west is in danger of turning away from tolerance, from the progressive, forward-thinking countries that we pride ourselves on being.
You report that the jury handed down a guilty verdict "despite pleas for tolerance from the victim's brother and widow".
But in 2008, of course, there was far greater tolerance from the right for the compromise politics that Mr. McConnell has perfected.
The killings, thought by most Western analysts to be the work of Israel, with tolerance from the United States, were far from the only bloody episodes in what has been largely a cold war.
Asked what would happen if a New Yorker made Mr. Ford's trip in reverse, moving to Memphis to make a run for the Senate, Ms. Griggs suggested that the Big Apple could take a lesson in tolerance from the River City.
In the midst of 13th-century Muslim rule, he followed a conciliatory policy, seeking tolerance from the Arabs, whom he served as physician, and promoting rapport among disputing Christian groups.
The per-trial loss can be eliminated if the learning algorithm is allowed a tolerance from the desired outcome.
The conditions, with the gusting unpredictability of the wind and the heaviness of the surface, demanded tolerance from the players.
This idea has become known as the Principle of Tolerance; from the 1930s on, it is fundamental to Carnap's view of what philosophy is and how it differs from science.
