14 sentences with 'tolerance'

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« Engineers design products requiring strict tolerance during mass production. »
« The community celebrates tolerance amid cultural diversity and growing unity. »
« Medical research values tolerance in experimental treatments and patient care. »
« Foreign policies demand tolerance to foster peaceful international relationships. »
« Environmental activists promote tolerance when discussing climate change strategies. »
« Despite cultural and religious differences, respect and tolerance are fundamental for peaceful coexistence and harmony. »

tolerance: Despite cultural and religious differences, respect and tolerance are fundamental for peaceful coexistence and harmony.
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« Despite cultural and religious differences, peaceful and harmonious coexistence is possible through dialogue, tolerance, and mutual respect. »

tolerance: Despite cultural and religious differences, peaceful and harmonious coexistence is possible through dialogue, tolerance, and mutual respect.
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« Despite Elizabeth's relative tolerance of religious differences, Britain remained deeply divided. »
« In short, the very notion of tolerance, of "live and let live", was almost non-existent in early Europe. »
« Despite the general policy of religious tolerance, there remained one dominant Persian religion: Zoroastrianism. »
« Ultimately, this greater tolerance and support for science would see the centre of scientific innovation in northwestern Europe, not in the heartland of the earlier Renaissance in Italy. »
« In the end, the "solution" to the French Wars of Religion ended up being political unity rather than religious unity, a conclusion reached by sheer pragmatism rather than any kind of sincere tolerance of difference. »
« These traditions of relative tolerance would continue into the modern era in places like the Ottoman Empire. However, even without forced pressure, many people converted to Islam, either out of a sincere attraction to Islam or out of simple pragmatism; in some cases, Muslim generals rejected attempts to convert the local population because it threatened their tax base too much. »
« The imperial silk monopoly collapsed and, in contrast to Abbas's pragmatic tolerance of religious minorities, the state (encouraged by conservative Shi'ite clerics) launched waves of persecution against Sunnis, Christians, Jews and Hindus. These groups had been at the heart of Iranian commerce, and thus the brief golden age brought about by Abbas came to an end almost as soon as it began. »

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