Examples of using Intolerance in English and their translations into Hindi
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In 2015, the Institute of Medicine proposed a new name for this syndrome- systemic exertion intolerance disease(SEID).
They found that this sort of intolerance does not surface all the time,
Religious intolerance and not being secular in this country is the worst kind of crime that you can do as a patriot.
Such intolerance finds an outlet, for instance,
first Aamir and then SRK spoke about the rising culture of intolerance in the country.
Education may be the prime means of combating discrimination and intolerance,” states a report of the UN Commission on Human Rights.
The Vale of Kashmir offers a simple yet valuable lesson: Intolerance can ruin a potential paradise.
But, as was mentioned in the preceding article, intolerance can come in the form of hostile prejudice.
They lack the moral backbone that moves a person to stand up to the intolerance of others.
It is quite likely, then, that intolerance and prejudice are commonly faced by some religions where you live.
God's purposes for mankind, you can counter ignorance and intolerance.
crime, intolerance, the environment, and the threat of war.
It was expedient to pander to the Catholic revival and religious intolerance of 17th- century France.
Any dogmatic belief- especially a belief in absolute truth- is viewed as intolerance, the ultimate sin.
If you don't have a gluten intolerance, you're better off with a high-fiber,
Religious intolerance was excused on the grounds that religious unity formed the most solid foundation for the State and that religious differences threatened public order.
India also saw rising intolerance in this period, available data show.
For example, cognitive behavioural therapy that reduces intolerance of uncertainty might help improve a range of mental health problems.
If you have lactose intolerance you should read the labels of foods
the development of bronchospasm, bronchial asthma and other manifestations of drug intolerance.