Sentence examples for zones of tolerance from inspiring English sources

In a number of Dutch cities, prostitutes were shepherded into "zones of tolerance".

The answer is yes.PINO ARLACCHIExecutive directorUN Office for Drug Control and Crime PreventionViennaZero toleranceSIR The Economist has not yet suggested "zones of tolerance" for killers, child abusers, drug traffickers, muggers or burglars, yet that is what zones of tolerance for prostitution would promote ("It's their business", January 6th).

As the world grows more urban, the zone of tolerance will surely expand.

This material strongly indicates that, as she writes, "Americans of all backgrounds created a zone of tolerance in which birth control was routinely made, sold, bought and used".

In its literature it has specifically pointed to France as a place where "the grey zone" of tolerance and moderation can be usefully targeted and destroyed.

Today, councillors will vote on whether to seek approval from the Home Office to create the UK's first official zone of tolerance for prostitution.

At best, our survey shows a balkanized campus, in which the zone of tolerance or indifference to offense grows increasingly small.

Moreover, doing the right thing in spite of the popular consensus is not only an act of moral courage; it turns out to be good politics, because the law is gradually and imperfectly enlarging the zone of tolerance.

In this conceptualisation, customer satisfaction generally means a service firm's capability to deliver products and services within the customer's zone of tolerance (Zebal and Godwin 2011 ); that is, not below the customer's expectations and not above the customer's ideal expectation (Zeithaml 2000).

But for now, by the standards of Communist times or, for that matter, most Arab states, Tatarstan is a zone of religious tolerance.

Unfortunately, there seems to be a grey zone of gluten tolerance between CD patients.