Sentence examples for wide toleration from inspiring English sources
Shaftesbury endorsed freedom of speech in numerous works, maintaining that society will benefit from wide toleration of almost any opinion.
Religious Toleration Contemplated by the Japan Authorities.
Nevertheless, the Peace of Saint-Germain-en-Laye, signed on 8 August 1570 because the royal army ran out of cash, conceded wider toleration to the Huguenots than ever before.
They fashioned a charter of government which envisaged the widest possible toleration of conflicting views.
The new king was a Lutheran by upbringing and wanted to establish wider religious toleration in his new kingdom.
The success of a small non-Christian people in carving out and maintaining an extensive empire testifies to the political skill of its ruling princely caste as well as to the policy of wide autonomy and religious toleration.
Emeritus Professor Benny Pollack University of Liverpool The proposals of a European Council on Toleration and Reconciliation report for a Europe-wide ban on genocide denial, as part of a swathe of new legal measures (Jewish groups want EU ban on intolerance, 26 January), are highly problematic.
He provided every argument for toleration he could, and still he wasn't tolerated.
This principle of toleration ultimately made it possible for diverse sects and schools of thought notwithstanding a wide range of difference in belief and practice to recognize and coexist with each other.
This toleration had limits.
