"Lawlessness and anarchy will not be tolerated from any segment of our society, regardless of the grievances," he declared.
U.S. cardinals and leading bishops said that priest perpetrators would not be tolerated from now on, a stance reiterated by Cardinal Anthony J. Bevilacqua of Philadelphia on his return.
Judge Brinkema said in her order that recent filings by Mr. Moussaoui, who has acknowledged that he is loyal to Osama bin Laden, included "contemptuous language that would never be tolerated from an attorney and will no longer be tolerated from this defendant".
And let me make it as clear as I can: Simply shrugging your shoulders and saying, 'Well, after all, construction work is a dangerous occupation,' is behavior that will not be tolerated from anyone".
Referring to the strikes on Islamist militant positions in Syria, Mr. Gursel said, "With this latest move, Turkey is trying to rebuild the image of its Syria policy and show that no security threats will be tolerated from anyone".
Debates raged in Congress over how much should be tolerated from the British, an issue made more urgent because of a strengthening alliance between the British and American Indian tribes.
Which means that the latency of long latency operations can be tolerated from many cycles to just few cycles.
Results indicate, at least for this particular alloy, that second phase features below a critical width of approximately 3 nm can be tolerated from a corrosion perspective.
Ayatollah Khamenei said there will be no new election; therefore protests will not be tolerated from now on and dissenters will face the consequences from the state.
There was a clear perception that bad behaviour was tolerated much more from football players than from other students.
