Sentence examples for tolerated having from inspiring English sources

He told the associate that he could have tolerated having a program delayed by an extra-inning game with the Yankees in the World Series, but not for something like an XFL game.

One person who attended the players' meeting yesterday credited baseball for trying to negotiate and said some Expos would have tolerated having two home sites if it meant retaining the roster's core.

Dr. Archer explained why the state tolerated having 598,000 children eligible for Medicaid, the federal-state health plan for the poor, but not enrolled in the program: "The problem is that the Legislature knows that if we are successful, and we got all those kids registered, they would not balance their budgets any more.

The same goes for all other areas of public life where something that used to be tolerated has been ruled to have no part in modern life.

Assimilated Jews — under the Hapsburgs, the official word was tolerierte, or "tolerated" — had rights and privileges that other Jews did not.

An environment in which excessive force and a code of silence was tolerated has allowed corruption to fester, Professor Chemerinsky said.

A culture of laxity "too extreme to be tolerated" has evolved among the nuclear weapon corps, according to the findings by the task force experts from the Defense Science Board.

This might have been more readily tolerated had Mr Newman himself not been so roundly disliked by so many of Bankers' staff.

Sony, while reassuring that hacking will not be tolerated had no further comments on the matter.

Conclusions: Hydroxyurea therapy for infants with SCA is feasible and well tolerated, has hematologic efficacy, and may delay functional asplenia.

The sensation of what feels good and what can be tolerated has simply not yet been learned.