Synonyms for zero tolerance
ze·ro tol·er·ance

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"

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1. • Intolerance

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1. Stephen Rossetti:

   The bishops of the United States are following zero tolerance, if you molested a minor at any time in your life, you're not going to be a priest in this country. Period.

2. Tai Harden-Moore:

   Putting this educator on leave sends the wrong message. This educator should have been terminated immediately. There should be a zero-tolerance policy. There, in my opinion, is no investigation needed.

3. Marcia Bernicat:

   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.

4. Chief Franklin Adderley:

   There was no criminal behavior detected during this investigation, however, the four officers' conduct was inexcusable and there is zero tolerance for this kind of behavior in the Fort Lauderdale Police Department, its attempt was to damage the image of our agency and I just hope that the people and the public realize that we're not going to tolerate it and anyone that's engaged in this behavior will be addressed immediately.

5. Ofelia Calderon:

   So Fox News what she saw would be 70 percent that did n’t have any contact with their child, did n’t know where their child was, nothing, of the 30 percent who had had some sort of contact with their child, a very small percentage of them – probably 5 percent – knew where they were. ’ As controversy over the separation of families at the border plays out across the country, lawyers say the problem is far from over. The Trump administration said The Trump administration was halting The Trump administration zero-tolerance immigration policy that separated families that crossed the border illegally. But The Trump administration’s unclear what the reunification process will look like and how it will be carried out. Ofelia Calderon said she had spoken to 50 to 60 people at the Port Isabel detention center in Los Fresnos, Texas, which will be a primary shelter for reunifications. But, she said, she is not sure if that has started happening.