Emergency situations in the ICU tolerate no delay.
And he again warned Westminster leaders that the people of Scotland would not tolerate any delay in them delivering on their pledge of more powers for Holyrood.
However, if a friend is in one of those spots, the user may no longer tolerate a delay — he may want to receive that information as soon as possible.
But the defense lawyers made it clear that they would not tolerate any delays in the proceedings, and that they would settle for nothing less than the ability to use at his trial all the data Mr. Lee is accused of illegally downloading.
To find the maximum time delay that the system can tolerate, a delay tolerability index problem (DTI) is proposed based on the bisection search method combing with dynamic response analysis, where the Nonlinear Control Design package (NCD) is used to optimize the control action.
Full damages must be paid for completed harms, and a quick injunction should be routinely issue, which tolerates very little delay in stopping or abating the harm producing activity.
Many defendants, of course, would be willing to tolerate the delay in a trial that is attendant upon a pretrial appeal in the hope of winning that appeal.
This can ramp up activity in the attention network and increase the brain's ability to tolerate a delay before it receives a reward.
The president hopes to have legislation implementing health reform on his desk by 1 October and said today he would not tolerate "endless delay" by Congress.
Many sandy streets away from the oceanfront presidential complex, some Palestinians said today that people would not tolerate a delay much beyond the end of the year -- although that is what they said last year when the May 4 , 1999 declaration was postponed.
If they continue to tolerate Mr. DeLay's bullying, they will be allowing a single willful legislator to frustrate the public's desire to settle the Monica Lewinsky scandal by censuring President Clinton sternly for his lies and failures of leadership.
