Immigrants were tolerated, not embraced.
But, he stressed, it should be tolerated, not celebrated.
For many years migration was tolerated, not encouraged.
"Even if torture works, it cannot be tolerated — not in one case or a thousand or a million," he wrote.
Moment of Enlightenment The blunt lyrics of "The Internet Is for Porn" and "My Girlfriend, Who Lives in Canada" have a cheery (and sometimes unprintable) sexual frankness that Broadway wouldn't have tolerated not too long ago.
The court's decision, he wrote, has now called into question "how much austerity will be tolerated, not only by disgruntled citizens but also by justices who often act as the guardians of the Continent's cherished social welfare system".
Stephen Williams, joint secretary and general counsel for Unilever, said modest payments of that kind were "tolerated, not encouraged" at the company as long as they met several conditions, including that the amount is small, the payment is made to expedite something that would have happened eventually anyway, that it is in line with local practice, and that it is done in public.
The decision has now called into question how the government can meet its budgetary goals in the near term and raised the broader issue of just how much austerity will be tolerated, not only by disgruntled citizens but also by justices who often act as the guardians of the Continent's cherished social welfare system.
That made him a legitimate target, not to be tolerated, not to be ignored.
If several religions have gained adherents in a country, those religions should all be tolerated, not only by the state but by its citizens.
In Amsterdam, for example, the coffeeshops are officially only tolerated, not legal, and lately political pressure has been building to push them even further into the shadows.
