Sentence examples for tolerant rule from inspiring English sources
A millennium ago, the Spanish city of Córdoba, under the tolerant rule of the Arab Umayyad dynasty, rivaled Rome, Constantinople and Cairo for elegance, sophistication and learning.
More important to the ultimate success of the campaign will be how Baghdad proceeds politically in Saddam's home town — both in creating a climate where the Sunnis will not feel defeated and in using Tikrit as a model for more inclusive and tolerant rule of Iraq's diverse communities.
Meanwhile, many of the region's spectacular mountain ravines are simply too dramatic ever to accommodate a bridge of any sort.There are similarly unbridgeable gaps between China's official account of its magnanimous and tolerant rule in Tibet, and the wrenching tales of thuggery and oppression told in whispers by frightened, wary locals.
This identity, he says, should consist of shared values such as decency, tolerance, fair play and the rule of law.The trouble is that although this tolerant rule-abiding society does exist, it is not always visible to Britain's minorities.
But they are undermined by more tolerant rules at the local level.
But in the environment of the late 1960s, Kentucky Derby officials would not have wanted to appear soft on drugs or tolerant of rule bending.
In this paper, given a tolerant spacing rule between two inter-die signals, the crossing constraint between two inter-die signals can be firstly defined for the bonding wires in a die-stacking SiP design with a simplified wiring model [7].
The electorate, too, is changing: it is becoming richer, whiter and perhaps less tolerant of rule-breaking.A decade-long boom in federal spending, which began under George W. Bush and gathered pace after the financial crisis, has boosted the city's core business.
The prototype chips have been implemented in commercial 0.25 μm CMOS processes following radiation tolerant design rules.
The latest pixel readout chip FEI3 for the ATLAS detector has been implemented in a standard 0.25μm CMOS process using radiation tolerant layout rules.
Jahāngīr's tolerant and enlightened rule stood in marked contrast to the Muslim religious bigotry displayed by his more orthodox successor, Aurangzeb (reigned 1658 1707).
