Sentence examples for tolerated rules from inspiring English sources

In "Filibuster: Obstruction and Lawmaking in the U.S. Senate," Gregory Wawro and Eric Schickler write that "the majority tolerated rules allowing considerable leeway for obstruction so long as filibusters were not pushed to the extreme of killing priority bills favored by a clear floor majority".

The university says it takes a "common sense approach" to the activity, with "reasonable behaviours" likely to be tolerated when rules and regulations prohibiting it are sometimes difficult to enforce.

Maximian tolerated Carausius' rule in Britain and on the continent but refused to grant the secessionist state formal legitimacy.

Primary deviance involves relatively trivial, but generally tolerated, departures from rules.

But Mr. Seselj's drawn-out case has reignited a debate over how much bad behavior in the dock should be tolerated before the rules are changed.

"The First Amendment does not tolerate mob rule by unruly schoolchildren".

Why then, Viorst wonders, did Egyptians tolerate foreign rule for so long?

The Sufi sheikhs, or holy men, preached that a true Muslim could not tolerate the rule of foreign infidels.

In Afghanistan, by contrast, American officials have often been accused of trying to rebuild the country on the cheap and of tolerating the rule of warlords in the countryside.

Franchione has also made it clear to the university's boosters that the Crimson Tide (2-1) does not need to cheat to be a national power and added that he would not tolerate any rule breaking.

The papacy determined that it would no longer tolerate the rule of the Hohenstaufen in Italy and opposed Frederick's son and successor, Conrad IV, as well as Frederick's natural son, Manfred, who became de facto ruler in the kingdom of Sicily and, following Conrad's death in 1254, secured the crown for himself.