While he seemed to be speaking philosophically, his remarks were generally interpreted on Russian television and news sites as warning that he would not tolerate much in the way of dissent as he prepares to return to the presidency for perhaps two more terms, spanning 12 years.
Based on this in vitro finding, it would be predicted that mice tolerate much higher plasma levels of CGs than humans.
Even so, they were silent on when and how they would carry out these reforms, and they made clear that the nation would remain under firm, one-party rule, and that neither political dissent nor democracy would be tolerated, much less embraced, anytime soon.
There are few industries where such a Draconian regulatory measure would be tolerated, much less welcomed, but rail is a special case.
I can tolerate much more chaos.
I would tolerate these Presidential utterances much as I did the statements of sports figures who credited the Lord for their winning maneuvers, as long as they adhered to limits that networks traditionally observe, of one invocation of the divine per speaker per game.
But as a thought experiment, it is troubling to imagine just how much they would tolerate before challenging this president's disregard for the rule of law.
Truthfully, I don't know how much of this a sane person would tolerate.
Or at least as much experimentation as the housekeeper, Pearl Belue, would tolerate.
That post-war approach, he argues, engendered too much certainty on the part of workers that the government would tolerate excessive wage claims for fear of high unemployment.
