In the minority's view, Canadians are not inclined to
tolerate the commercial exploitation of sexual activities, which is contrary to a number of values of the Canadian community, such as equality, liberty and human dignity.
New drugs that are easier to
tolerate and more effective will change the way we approach this disease.
Just as you have vowed to not
tolerate anyone among you who violates the honor code, you should vow not to allow a cadet to remain in your ranks whose weak character permits him to perpetrate such crimes against fellow cadets.
I have developed severe food allergies, and cannot
tolerate pesticides in foods.
Dickson took the view that it was up to virtuous judges like himself to protect the public from harmful obscenities that most Canadians might
tolerate.
They
tolerate a lot and make great companions if you can get away from what they look like.
At the most effective dose studied, the new regimen is often so toxic that many patients, especially those over age 60, cannot
tolerate it.
It seems Catholics must now suppress adherence to our Faith's teachings in order to accommodate and
tolerate blatant disobedience.
We will not
tolerate violence or intimidation directed at Americans because of their religion.
An osteoporosis medication -- long-term or otherwise -- can work only if a patient can
tolerate the medication.
In 34 cases, patients either responded well to early therapy or couldn't
tolerate such a drastic operation.
