That cannot be tolerated.

The lady tolerated the man.

While this practice remains controversial, it is tolerated by investors as long as differentials in voting rights are disclosed.

No differentiation between us and them should be tolerated.

The choice of system would depend upon the degree of intrusiveness,5 as well as issues such as reliability, accuracy and cost, that could be tolerated.

Female genital mutilation is seen as a serious form of child abuse that is not acceptable and will not be tolerated.

The very nature of the State impedes various freedoms such as expression belief opinion, since political dissidents are not tolerated and are punished severely.

In the town and surrounding suburbs, limited economic activity appears to be tolerated.

(d) To take all necessary measures to ensure that such crimes are not tolerated

And he can't understand how this barbarism can be tolerated, and he vents his frustrations.

Rather, it is a recognition that this situation is unacceptable and can no longer be tolerated.

The Ombudsman emphasized that the inhuman treatment to which the expellees were subjected could not be tolerated.

This cannot be tolerated either, for we are well aware of the potentially devastating consequences of such campaigns.

Just over a year ago, President Bush said, there is a consensus among nations that proliferation cannot be tolerated.

We send not down the angels save with the Fact, and in that case (the disbelievers) would not be tolerated.

We send not down the angels save with the Fact, and in that case (the disbelievers) would not be tolerated.

Such delays should not be tolerated by the parties in Kosovo or by anyone else, for they can only engender instability.

Implementation was equally important, however, and States had to make it clear to all their officials that torture would never be tolerated.

Finally, the Security Council stresses that violence in any form intended to disrupt the democratic process in Afghanistan will not be tolerated.

Boris Yeltsin was friendly to the West, tolerated open debate, and appointed a few individuals as oligarchs. He was given the benefit of the doubt, and his anti Communism was elevated to a surrogate of democracy.

That would send a clear message from the international community to the Ivorian parties that sabotaging the peace process will not be tolerated.

In Fizuli, Jebrail and parts of Agdam, including Agdam town, the FFM witnessed the signs of a laissez faire' policy, which tolerated the de facto extraction of material from the infrastructure and buildings as well as the extensive cultivation of agricultural land for economic gain.

I hope that this development will give some comfort to the neighbours and sends out a message that antisocial behaviour will not be tolerated.

Criminal and antisocial behaviour will never be tolerated by Devon and Cornwall Police, who will continue to work with partners to protect our communities.

Her delegation categorically rejected the unfounded and unprecedented statement in paragraph 40 that paramilitary groups in Colombia were tolerated or supported by the Government.

However, we believe that those efforts should be strengthened to send a clear message to Palestinian extremist groups that violence cannot be accepted or tolerated.

The Security Council underlines that the provision of an environment in which sexual exploitation and abuse are not tolerated is primarily the responsibility of managers and commanders.

Consider the case of France. To outsiders, the land of Molière is a country where political leaders extramarital relationships are tolerated, while badly needed economic reforms are not.

Because the profession was illegal for many years and the situation was merely tolerated, employment relationships in the prostitution sector have developed differently from those in other sectors.

It has become increasingly apparent that differing views are not tolerated in the Labour party and every opinion is judged on whether it is acceptable to the party leadership.

(b) The fact that most attacks have been deliberately and indiscriminately directed against civilians, many of them under the direct responsibility of, or tolerated by, the Government of the Sudan

4.15 The State party explains that there have been instances of serious violence against churches and other Christian institutions in Pakistan, but they are certainly not tolerated by the authorities.

In the opportunity culture of the United States, by contrast, conspicuous consumption was more tolerated. High spending was a mark of success what Americans demanded of their rich was conspicuous enterprise.

The Special Committee emphasizes that managers and commanders must lead by example and fulfil their duties as managers and commanders by raising awareness and ensuring that all personnel under their supervision are aware that sexual exploitation and abuse, as defined in the Secretary General's bulletin, will not be tolerated at all by the Organization or by Member States.

Long simmering disagreements between Turkey and the US came to a boil with the emergence of the Kurds of northern Iraq as the Pentagon's main allies in the Iraq War. The American administration made it clear that military intervention by Turkey in Northern Iraq would not be tolerated.

(k) Ensure that all actions of public officials, in particular where the actions affect the Roma (such as evictions and relocations) or other marginalized groups, are conducted in a non discriminatory fashion and that all officials are reminded that racist or discriminatory attitudes will not be permitted or tolerated

The murder last week of Boris Nemtsov, a leading opposition politician and a former deputy prime minister under Boris Yeltsin, should come as no surprise. But it should come as a shock and as a wake up call for those Russians who until now have tolerated a culture of lawlessness and impunity, unseen since the darkest days of Stalin's personal rule in the Soviet Union.

Allow me to conclude by quoting the words of Secretary General Kofi Annan on the occasion of his visit to the ICTY on 3 March 1997 Impunity cannot be tolerated, and will not be.

(d) That although complete identity of treaty parties would not be required, the other rule relied upon could be said to have been implicitly accepted or tolerated by all parties to the treaty under interpretation.

Adherence to the Convention and its implementation in practice contributed significantly to enhancing the rule of law and fostered a climate in which violations of the rights of women would not be tolerated, either nationally or internationally.

Widespread human rights violations, either caused or tolerated by a national government, can give rise to what is sometimes called a remedial right to secession for a region s inhabitants. If other remedies fail in such a situation, secession might be justified as a last resort, even if it imposes heavy costs on the rump state.

Two generations ago, most countries had censors who not only tried to prevent younger people from seeing certain films but who actually banned books. Since the 1960 s, such proscriptions have weakened until, in the end, explicit sexuality, violence, blasphemy while upsetting to some people were tolerated as a part of the enlightened world.

Yet China s leaders also recognized that they ignored popular demands at great peril. The government thus made an implicit deal with its citizens political dissent would not be tolerated, but, in exchange, the state would guarantee economic growth.

That is precisely the message Xi sent to the military in a recent speech to the 16th army group, for which Xu served as political commissar in the early 1990s. After vowing to eradicate Xu s influence, ideologically, politically, and also in terms of organization and work style, Xi stressed that disobedience to the Party leadership would not be tolerated.

France, the United Kingdom, Australia, Sweden, Norway, and Switzerland all support this urgent agenda, and agree that impunity for this type of global crime can no longer be tolerated. Abuse of public authority for private gain is not acceptable.