Sentence examples for tolerated as part of from inspiring English sources

"Twitter needs to be explicit that sexual violence and sexual aggression will not be tolerated as part of their user terms and conditions.

Whatever the arguments about what role violence has played in Aboriginal society, nothing changes the fact that it is not to be tolerated as part of the culture in our communities today, any more than it should be in any other community anywhere in the world.

Dependent on site of origin and context, aneuploid cells that become cancer might be initially tolerated as part of the problem-solving potential of cellular ecologies precisely due to its dual nature and consequent ambiguous status.

Labour MP Stella Creasy, who has herself received abusive messages for supporting Ms Criado-Perez, said Twitter "needs to be explicit that sexual violence and sexual aggression will not be tolerated as part of their user terms and conditions".

The commission should remove Persky to "send a clear signal that rape apologists will never be tolerated as part of the criminal justice system," Nita Chaudhary, co-founder of the women's advocacy group UltraViolet, said in a statement. .

Gods of West Africa's Yoruba people regularly had no fixed gender identity, and the yan daudu men who act like women"—of the Muslim north were tolerated as "part of an unremarkable but fringe subculture" until the recent revival of religious fundamentalism in that part of the country.

In the event, the casualties were within the margin both Government and public opinion are prepared to tolerate as part of the continuing battle against the Palestinian terrorists.

"That wouldn't be tolerated as a part of our culture".

The majority of Aboriginal women do not find violence acceptable and do not believe it should be tolerated as a part of their culture.

And of course we should be able to laugh at religion, to point out its absurdities, and still tolerate it as part of a healthy melting-pot society.

The year-long national topics, which serve the highly-specific technical needs of the elite national circuit, are often "critiqued" as symptomatic of a training system that forms cynical technocrats who will tolerate injustice as part of a never-ending, brutal game where real consequences are always "debatable".