Antonyms for zero toleranceze·ro tol·er·ance

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Princeton's WordNet

1. zero tolerancenoun

   extreme intolerance of antisocial behavior (usually by an uncompromising application of the law)

   "he urged zero tolerance for priests who abuse children sexually"

How to use zero tolerance in a sentence?

1. Sara Hart Weir:

   NDSS strongly condemns the use of the ‘r word,' as the leading human rights organization for all people with Down syndrome, we maintain a zero tolerance policy for this type of mockery and offense. All people with Down syndrome are valued members of society and deserve to be treated with the upmost dignity and respect.

2. Laurence Benenson:

   It's our hope that they take this feedback and they listen to what they hear from the public and the advocacy community, it was a moral outrage when the previous administration engaged in intentional family separation, and it's important that DHS going forward take steps to prevent something like zero tolerance from ever happening again.

3. Stephen Innes:

   Oil prices were flying higher overnight after catching an updraft from the U.S. administration calling for allies to cut Iran imports to zero tolerance.

4. Marcia Bernicat:

   Of course I express concern about the number of people dying, everyone in a democracy has a right to due process. If there is a violent confrontation people may not survive that, but the goal should be zero tolerance, the goal should be to try and bring everyone to justice.

5. Yoon Tae-ho:

   We will apply zero-tolerance principles in taking action against those who leave their self-isolation venue without legitimate reasons, foreign nationals will be forcibly repatriated and Korean citizens will be reported to police for due penalties and lose financial support provided for those who have faithfully implemented a 14-day quarantine.

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