And there was an appeal for an understanding for toleration of different kinds of religious experience.
For financial fraud to become widespread, you need toleration on the part of legislators and regulators.
The Granda affair only seemed to confirm that Venezuela's connections to the FARC exceed sheer toleration.
Periods of repression alternated with periods of relative toleration, but repression was the norm.
First, better toleration of niacin would greatly expand the number of people who could benefit from this drug.
He became the leading defender of religious toleration in England and was imprisoned six times for speaking out.
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Religious toleration rightly requires that you must let your neighbour practise his religion without fear of persecution or reprisal.
Mr. Loconte, a professor of history at The Kings College, is writing a book on the history of religious toleration.
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The example of Holland proved that a toleration of sects dissenting from the established sect was safe, and even useful.
Just as baffling to Americans is Europeans' toleration of high taxes, fussy regulation and indulgent state help for idlers and unfortunates.
First, it will send a poor message about U.S. toleration both of Cuba's patterns of unsavory behavior and its totalitarian system.
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Toleration of something certainly does not automatically translate into advocating its legalization.
Kommersant (a liberal daily newspaper) says it will be a stimulus for modernising football facilities in a culture characterised by toleration of match fixing.
Put another way, he seems to assume that toleration demands assimilation.
Though the need for toleration is perfectly general, because of America's divided history and his own family background, Mr Rawls felt its demands with unusual acuity.
Yet there is another aspect to the Easter story that should be as important to the skeptic as it is to the believer: its message of religious toleration.
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Christian thinkers such as William Penn, Roger Williams and John Locke would help the church recover its older tradition of toleration, as old as the New Testament itself.
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The U.S. Supreme Court's First Amendment jurisprudence reaffirms John Milton and John Stuart Mill's hard lesson that one cost of liberty is the toleration of foolish and odious speech.
Instead of requiring new immigrants to integrate into our society and conform to its public values, we encourage and subsidize anti-American, woman-hating, freedom-denying bigotry in the name of toleration.
Of course, the British government is not the only one pursuing a combined policy of QE, unstated currency devaluation, the suppression of market forces in the bond market and tacit toleration of high inflation.
Pennsylvania was founded on principles of religious toleration.
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But there is also a prevalent attitude call it religious correctness with which genuine toleration is easily confused: a polite and well-meaning reluctance to engage believers in the sort of robust clash of ideas that might discomfit them.
But, as Ms Dudley Edwards says, toleration is putting up with things you don't like, and the official idea of toleration in Northern Ireland is to follow the Sinn Fein line of a kind of cultural apartheid.
But it is at least arguable, as Mr Mandelson's counterparts on mainland Europe keep saying, that American dynamism requires an American toleration of the social dislocations that new technologies and new patterns of work bring in their wake.
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