Sentence examples for tolerate interference from inspiring English sources

"We will not tolerate interference with the work of the commission," he said.

Lloyd George gave his Mansion House speech warning that Britain would not tolerate interference in its international interests in 1911, not 1914.

On Friday, Mr. Maliki told the Americans that Iraq would not tolerate interference in its affairs by any nation, according to a statement from his office.

In March, China warned two visiting American officials that it would not tolerate interference in the South China Sea, an area it described as its "core interest," much like Tibet and Taiwan.

While Russia has no intention of drifting from the West in its foreign policy and seeks closer bilateral relationships, Mr. Peskov said, it will no longer tolerate interference by outsiders in its domestic affairs.

Beijing denounced the statement, saying it would not tolerate interference in its internal affairs.

This metric is conditioned on the maximum transmit power at the relay and the maximum tolerated interference power level at the primary user.

The environment constraints: since a CR is a wireless device that operates in a surrounding communicating environment, it shall respect its rules: those imposed by regulation for instance (e.g., allocated frequency bands, tolerated interference, etc).

All adverse events (AEs), including time of onset, end time, intensity, intervention, and outcome, were reported in writing by the investigator to the sponsor based on a patient's toleration of the event as mild (easy to tolerate), moderate (interference with usual activity), or severe (incapacitating or preventing work or usual activities).

Also, Green-Frag is able to tolerate high interference and save energy by varying the transmit power based on channel quality and interference pattern.

The risk of setting precedent may be why BLM has refused to tolerate her interference.