Sentence examples for tolerated going from inspiring English sources

Gingerly stepping up to one for a closer peek (I'd been warned that the structures were even less stable than they looked, and that while respectful visitors were tolerated, going inside was forbidden), I saw what must once have been a living room.

Instead, the NFL would be better served if they only warned quarterbacks and teams that manipulation of footballs would not be tolerated going forward, he contended.

"The angry dads won't tolerate going backwards," said Sue Hinrichsen, assistant executive director of the Illinois high school association.

"I do not believe that any of the people in leadership would tolerate going to a medical practice that ran like this — so once again, why do they think it is acceptable for the veterans?" Dr. Hollenbeck asked in her response.

We cannot tolerate Bosco going free literally in the midst of thousands of United Nations troops.

He said he had told colleagues "I will not tolerate anyone going out there and trashing Julia's reputation.

At lower δ* values, there is also a linear relationship with the maximum climate window rate a population can tolerate without going extinct.

Although long-term treatment with TCZ is well tolerated, it goes without saying that it is beneficial not only for the patients but also for medical economy.

But Angela Eagle told Newsnight that being proud the party's trade union links did not mean that the party can "tolerate what went on in Falkirk".

Regardless, though, any merchant selling an item with actual marginal cost (virtual items are by definition free to produce, so higher payment fees can be tolerated) aren't going to allow mobile payments via SMS.

Commanders on the ground have become largely politicised - tolerated if they go along with the official line dictated by Rumsfeld and Cheney, but discarded if they disagree.