Following his genetic diagnosis, his treatment was changed to sodium valproate, which he tolerates well and which has markedly reduced the number and duration of seizures.
Denise Stanworth, a forensic scientist, told the court alcohol-dependant Mr Mills had a blood alcohol reading of 169-203 mg per 100 ml which he could have tolerated, but an average person would find a lot.
But his real target – as in his apostolic exhortation Evangelii Gaudium two years ago – is the rich world and the global economic order it has forged, which he argues tolerates vast differences in the wellbeing of nations and individuals – a system characterised by "speculation and the pursuit of financial gain", which ignores "the effects on human dignity and the natural environment".
Girardi distinguishes between physical errors, which happen, and mental mistakes, which he does not tolerate.
The style is de Gaulle's alone, as was that of all his speeches, which he would not tolerate anyone writing for him and which were also written in his own, unmistakable longhand.
When I am almost close to the idea of God, I feel immediately estranged by the horrors of this world, which he seems to tolerate".
Sir Michael will also launch a crackdown on minor disruption and inattention in the classroom - which, he says, has been tolerated in too many schools for too long and acts as a barrier to progress.
Rather than laying on his horn with one hand and giving me the finger with the other, which I most certainly deserved, he tolerated my carelessness and just let me go in front him.
Georgia runs her own life (and everyone else's) according to strict standards from which she tolerates little deviation.
