The "Barmy Army", a motley crew of English fans which is tolerated in Australia, South Africa and the West Indies, has been disarmed in Edgbaston, Trent Bridge and Old Trafford.
The government quickly placed blame for the protests on Egypt's largest opposition movement, the Muslim Brotherhood, which is tolerated but officially banned.
If "the last policy iteration didn't take," it's because anonymous sourcing was tolerated by editors, which was tolerated by section editors and so on up the chain of command.
"So far, the authorities' proposals fall short of the mark," says Omar Iherchane, one of the leaders of the Islamist organisation al-Adl wal-Ihsane (Justice and Good Deeds), which is tolerated but not officially recognised by the regime.
The limited legal protections afforded to pot growers and dispensary owners have turned marijuana cultivation and distribution in California into a classic "gray area" business, like gambling or strip clubs, which are tolerated or not, to varying degrees, depending on where you live and on how aggressive your local sheriff is feeling that afternoon.
This is problematic because Asian elephants are used as beasts of burden (History 2009), which is tolerated.
Paracetamol is, however, generally the medication which is tolerated best, and many patients find that the effect of the mild analgesics is comparable.
Before that moment, Plato imagines Socrates being visited in prison by his friend Crito (in a dialogue which bears his name), and urged to escape for the sake of his friends and family, a practice which was tolerated in Athens so long as the escapee fled into exile.
A low neutrophil count of 1580/ μL prompted a decrease in dose to 15 mg/kg, which was tolerated well.
The same group studied intermittent dosing of sorafenib with bevacizumab, which was tolerated better (Lee et al, 2010).
This can be seen as main shortcoming, which was tolerated because data evaluation was incorporated into an ongoing mandatory course to establish this new blended learning concept.
