Sentence examples for tolerated past from inspiring English sources

Charles Grant of the Centre for European Reform, a London-based think-tank, argues that countries such as France tolerated past enlargement of the EU in return for a commitment to deeper political integration; but "now that deepening has stopped, the leadership of several EU countries is likely to veto further enlargement".

But the regime that took power in last May's coup has stated that no dissent on the monarchy will be tolerated; even past transgressors will be hunted down and punished.

-Similarly, for generic recommendation #6, we consider that a drug poorly tolerated in the past should not be represcribed if it has been stopped in the past.

In the meantime vibrations that were tolerated in the past are now considered to be a nuisance.

We never want to see the proliferation of unnecessary and wasteful bodies that was tolerated in the past.

This sends the message, he said, that "a page has been turned, that what was tolerated in the past will not be tolerated in the future.

But that might require the government to be substantially bigger — and taxes substantially higher — than we have tolerated in the past.

"If this kind of conduct was tolerated in the past, let me say once again what I have been saying for many months now: It will not be tolerated by this administration," he said.

And if Iran is going to maintain the right to enrich uranium to even low levels, as it continues to insist it must, the West will surely demand highly intrusive inspections — far more than Iran has tolerated in the past.

But even though Mexicans in the past tolerated, if not enjoyed, rumors about the extramarital affairs of their presidents, there are clear signs that people feel somewhat uneasy with President Fox's decision to appoint his companion, a woman with almost no formal political training and only recently acquired communication experience, to such a high-profile, high-level post.

What we might have tolerated in the past, we won't tolerate any more.