The word 'tolerating' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe instances when someone is enduring and bearing a difficult situation or person. For example, “The young student was reluctantly tolerating her strict teacher.”.
"Pakistan's government is tarnishing the country's well-deserved reputation for hospitality toward refugees by tolerating the punitive and potentially unlawful coercive repatriation of Afghan refugees," said HRW's deputy Asia director, Phelim Kine.
Not careful means tolerating bad bugs – a gram of faeces can carry 1m bacteria and 10m viruses – on banknotes, phones, tube train rails, everywhere, because we are too lazy to cleanse properly.
Lukashenko has been accused of persistent human rights abuses through two decades in power, throwing opposition figures in jail, tolerating no political dissent and developing a cult of personality.
Iran's Shia clergy had been politically assertive since the 19th century, tolerating impiety in the monarch provided he resist foreign colonialism and local heresies.
But it would not win America friends with those reformists he praised in Libya or Syria.Mr Romney offered language on Iran that was a smidgeon tougher than Mr Obama's, talking of not tolerating the development of an Iranian nuclear capability, a lower threshold than denouncing an Iranian bomb.
They know that if their field is to be accepted by a suspicious public they must invite scrutiny, rather than merely tolerating it.
It may be true that, in the long term, it is impossible to reduce unemployment by tolerating high inflation, that the power to make such a choice is illusory, and that nothing is lost by giving it up.
And such a social policy - leaving gay people outside of existing social institutions, while tolerating their existence - has led to some rather predictable consequences.
The authorities show no sign of tolerating a proper opposition.Mrs Timoshenko says Mr Kuchma's model is Turkmenistan, an ex-Soviet police state in Central Asia with a bizarre presidential personality cult.
But unofficially, it admits that tolerating piracy of its products has given it huge market share and will boost revenues in the long term, because users stick with Microsoft's products when they go legit.
Britain, with a tradition of tolerating dissent, became home to many continental radicals, such as those driven out of Germany after the two attempts on Kaiser Wilhelm I's life in 1878.
