Sentence examples for widely tolerated from inspiring English sources

Although not strictly legal, the practice is widely tolerated.

Prostitution is illegal but widely tolerated in every major city.

It needed a ferociously efficient, cruel but widely tolerated conscription system.

In most Asian and Middle Eastern countries, prostitution is illegal but widely tolerated.

Wild camping in Estonia is widely tolerated, according to the tourist board, but getting permission from the landowner is advised.

And music piracy was widely tolerated: even respectable folk had their own sneaky collections of C90 tapes.

Today, with transsexuality more widely acknowledged and tolerated, Morris's quest for reconciliation with her divided nature projects a curiously romantic innocence.

For centuries, smugglers and bandits have taken refuge here on the borders, hoping to profit from illegal — but widely recognized and tolerated — activities in different states.

Reflecting the uncertainty at the top, some analysts say, online censors have allowed some damaging rumors and details about Mr. Bo and Mr. Zhou to circulate widely, but also tolerated some support for Mr. Bo.

It is the number one cause of vehicular fatalities, and yet, it is widely accepted and tolerated, while marijuana use is still seen as criminal, or at the very least questionable.

It is inexpensive, widely available, well tolerated, and in many cases can clarify the nature of the mass.