Sentence examples for universal tolerance from inspiring English sources

Ms. McAleese, who has mostly ceremonial duties, said the 1916 proclamation expressed modern ideals like women's rights and universal tolerance.

The bridge might have well been named after Rumi, the great Sufi thinker who spread the teaching of universal tolerance from Anatolia, or any other Islamic humanist.

They are not interested in creating a community but strive toward universal tolerance, a fellowship of spiritual religion beyond creeds and dogmas.

Apollonius studied the Pythagorean legends of the previous centuries, created and propagated the ideal of a Pythagorean life of occult wisdom, purity, universal tolerance, and approximation to the divine and felt himself to be a reincarnation of Pythagoras.

In a post on his website from September, he said he had recently presented some of his ideas at the second conference of the Universal Tolerance Organisation, based in Norway.

We happily abide," she said, adding, "Each step we take brings us closer to universal tolerance and equality".

Study design: We compared the rates of pregnancy complications commonly related to diabetes between 189 (later screening group) and 235 (earlier screening group) women with GDM diagnosed before and after adding an universal glucose tolerance screening performed in the first antenatal visit to the traditional screening performed at 24 28 weeks of gestation.

Third, universal glucose tolerance testing in early pregnancy is not part of standard obstetric care.

The love story has hypnotic power, but the novel tries too hard to find in it a universal lesson in tolerance.

For any Muslim who believes in universal human rights, tolerance, equality, freedom, and democracy, the Koran presents an apparently insoluble problem.

A universal plea for tolerance and humanity comes from southern states rapper Jimblah, whose pre-sundown set features his own muted take on Treaty.