Sentence examples for tolerates the existence from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blatter's failure to mention Saudi Arabia is all the more curious, given the kingdom's refusal to endorse women's football even if it tolerates the existence of women playing the game in a legal nether land.

Although the Tokugawa tolerated the existence of the Mōri in Chōshū, the two clans remained hostile toward each other.

They'll advise us to learn to tolerate the existence of terrorist groups, since we don't really have the means to take them on.

The West, with France to the fore, is hardly likely to tolerate the existence of an al-Qaeda-run state in a large swathe of west Africa.

Again this seems indicative of our divided nature: I find I can only tolerate the existence of Trump if I don't think about him and, particularly, if I don't look at him.

That confusion says something about why, in this time of historic plenty, we tolerate the existence of so many hungry people – not to mention phenomena like the growing hordes of the "malnourished obese".

One is that the international community cannot tolerate the existence of North Korea's nuclear weapons program, and that Pyongyang cannot expect new security guarantees or economic aid until it shows a willingness to abandon it.

The Home Office said: "We do not tolerate the existence of online terrorist and extremist propaganda, which directly influences people who are vulnerable to radicalisation.

"We do not tolerate the existence of online terrorist and extremist propaganda, which directly influences people who are vulnerable to radicalisation," he told the BBC.

While in Palestine or Somalia, non-state actors' role in education in emergencies becomes permanent as shown by Demirdjian (2012b) and Saggiomo (2011), Turkish state does not tolerate the existence of autonomous non-state structures within its national education system in the long run.

Why are you willing to tolerate the existence of Clancy's Crab Broiler in Glendale?