Sentence examples for year of tolerance from inspiring English sources

The pope's three-day visit to the UAE was to mark the Emirates' "year of tolerance".

The UAE has proclaimed 2019 the "year of tolerance" to promote it as a moderate, stable and inclusive nation.

Just weeks after it declared 2019 the Year of Tolerance, the UAE at the end of December upheld a 10-year prison term against human rights activist Ahmed Mansoor.

The pope has been invited to visit the United Arab Emirates by Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the crown prince of Abu Dhabi, to take part in an international interfaith meeting as part of the Gulf state's "year of tolerance".

Several weeks back, I was working in the UAE as they were celebrating "The Year of Tolerance". This was eye-opening for me, as exemplifying tolerance and acceptance can be applied on many levels.

It's all part of the Emirates' "Year of Tolerance" and its effort to show its openness to other faiths in a region otherwise known for severe restrictions on religions outside of Islam.

After years of tolerance by religious authorities, unregistered churches have faced pressure to either disband or join the system of state-controlled congregations.

After years of tolerance by the country's religious authorities, unregistered churches have been facing increased pressure to either disband or join the system of state-controlled congregations.

After 33 varying years of tolerance, support or condemnation, the final death rattle of hippiedom in mainland Europe may be about to take place in this small corner of Copenhagen.

After years of tolerance, China is waging a desperate war on the smuggling that has long helped enrich the country's prosperous southern provinces at the expense of central government coffers -- often with the cooperation of local officials.

On the contrary, it is the United Nations that has lost influence with the United States as a result of its years of tolerance of, and governance by, dictatorial and corrupt governments, its gross inefficiencies and bureaucratic inertia and its status as a bloated, ineffectual debating society with no capability, or even desire, to see its edicts enforced.