Examples of using To be tolerant in English and their translations into Dutch
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invites them to a dialogue and to be tolerant.
I would like to encourage my fellow Members to be tolerant and to support the provisions enabling each nation to decide whether it is for
appear not to be tolerant of any continued Rothschild control
I would like once again to apologise for the fact that Mrs Diamantopoulou cannot be here and ask you to be tolerant, as you have to make do with me.
He will take the duty of the earth upon him to be always kind to the aggrieved and to be tolerant with people who trample him, the king.
you're not supposed to be in here. it's important to remember to be tolerant and accepting of all of our peers.
we can afford to be tolerant, provided that you will listen very attentively when the other groups are giving their opinion on this subject.
This process is one of the ways that democratic schools create an environment in which children can flourish and grow up to be tolerant, open-minded, responsible individuals who know how to express their opinions
so the Catholics who make up more than 80% of the population are calling for non-believers to be tolerant of their faith. They want to be able to show their faith in public,
WAY TO BE TOLERANT.
Here you will vork, every hour of every day until you submit to being tolerant of everybody.
But then we have to be tolerant.
But the museum tells us to be tolerant.
Nowadays you often hear that you have to be tolerant.
the museum tells us to be tolerant.
Several Chinese youth organizations urged all parties to be tolerant and respectful.
but we have to be tolerant.
But you must learn to be tolerant of his differences as well.
But we have to be tolerant of each other. Things are allowed to take their own course.
Just another quarter mile and I don't have to be tolerant ever again.