That cannot be tolerated.

It could not be tolerated.

Such selfishness will not be tolerated!

Corruption in any form must not be tolerated.

No differentiation between us and them should be tolerated.

Well, more than tolerated ...

This state of affairs cannot and will not be tolerated any more.

Today, however, no shabby imitation of this sacred rite will be tolerated.

Well, you needn't be. I will not be tolerated and I will not be plotted against.

The lady tolerated the man.

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

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

The illegal exploitation of natural resources, which finances arms trafficking, must no longer be tolerated.

He only tolerated one person, his sister.

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

Gender violence and discrimination against women must no longer be tolerated in silence or go unpunished.

The women concerned should be supported, and society sent a clear signal that such discrimination is not to 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.

Terrorism was a crime which must never be tolerated or excused there was no such thing as justifiable terrorism.

Any attempt to prevent the developing countries from sharing in the exploration of outer space could not be tolerated.

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22. No violation of human rights should be tolerated, nor should observance of human rights be applied selectively, permissively or for political ends.

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.

The universe grows smaller every day, and the threat of aggression by any group anywhere can no longer be tolerated.

64. It was mentioned that in international circumstances inaction could sometimes occur and be tolerated where in similar national situations inaction would be unacceptable.

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

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

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.

paramilitary groups or private forces cooperating with or tolerated by the State

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.

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

These actions can no longer be tolerated for they constitute ipso facto direct interference in the internal affairs of the Republic of Moldova.

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.

27. The United Nations was the appropriate international body to take effective measures to ensure that terrorism would not be tolerated in any form.

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

Furthermore, the inflow of immigrant workers providing cheap labour to estate plantations was tolerated.

In the interest of Mr Deeds, I have tolerated a great deal of informality.

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.

For too long those consequences had been tolerated as unfortunate but inevitable side effects of war.

Given the appalling sexual abuse that had taken place at the Mission, there was a need to send a clear signal that misconduct would not be tolerated.