Philosophers talk of the "paradox of tolerance": that upholding tolerant values may require intolerance of bigots.
The freedom that was enjoyed – in both senses of the word – by the dancers at the Pulse nightclub is upheld by tolerance as well as by firm and unbiased enforcement of the laws.
"We just want to make sure that in this campaign, that we uphold the standards of tolerance and truth-telling," she said.
Tunisia's revolution, which has overcome past crises, can overcome this one if Ennahda and all other Tunisian parties recommit themselves to nonviolence, mutual tolerance and upholding the rule of law.
Furthermore, more than 60 AIF members have signed a Charter of Best Practice, which states a commitment to upholding the zero-tolerance policy, providing services to victims of sexual assault, and ensuring staff and volunteers are trained to deal with sexual violence.
We will strongly uphold our stance of zero tolerance on any corruption matter.
The schism between those with combat and law-enforcement experience and those who merely like to shoot guns is a problem for shows like these, which aim to uphold military values, of which tolerance does not always appear to be one.
He called for European countries to recognise the positive contributions made by refugees and migrants and to honour what he said were "core European values: protecting lives, upholding human rights and promoting tolerance and diversity".
"As anti-foreigner sentiments escalate in some quarters, it is important to recognise the positive contributions that refugees and migrants make to the societies in which they live and also honour core European values: protecting lives, upholding human rights and promoting tolerance and diversity," he added.
He called for European countries to recognize the positive contributions made by refugees and migrants, and to honor what he said were "core European values: protecting lives, upholding human rights and promoting tolerance and diversity". .
