“…As we document, this claim is at odds with the historical track record of most advanced economies, where debt restructuring or conversions, financial Repression, and a tolerance for higher inflation, or a combination of these were an integral part of the resolution of significant past debt overhangs."…”

“…The outcomes show that a more demanding monetary strategy, in terms of lower tolerance for output and inflation gaps, entails less robustness against uncertainty, particularly if financial variables are taken into account. …”

“…Topics covered: funds and cutting funds, self-sustainability of the institutions and the NGOs, tolerance and openness of the Hungarian society, anti-Semitism, xenophobia and corruption.…”

“…To date, the United Nations has not fulfilled its duty because the declaration of Hungarian neutrality has not been dealt with and until this day, the United Nations has remained a passive spectator. It has tolerated the puppet government set up by foreign aggressors, imprisoning and executing ten of thousands of citizens. …”

“…The results are therefore subject to sampling tolerances. Although comparisons between country and European data may be included for reference purposes, only those differences between groups of workers at country level (e.g. by age or gender) that are statistically significant are presented in this report. …”

“…Second, we empirically test the model's implications showing that individuals who are more risk-averse choose to change their jobs less often than more risk-tolerant individuals. This difference in the job changing behaviour leads to only moderate differences wage growth during early career: Risk-averse individuals tend to have on average higher wage gains from each job change and have obtained higher overall wage growth at the end of the early career phase."…”

“…Mitterrand's Visit / by Peter Martin Changes in the CPCS Leadership / by Jiri Pehe; Jan Obrman Vasil Bilak Goes / by Vladimir Kusin Vail Bilak: A Short Biographical Note / by Jan Obrman; Jiri Pehe; Vladimir Kusin Middle East Conference in Prague / by Jan Obrman Church-State Relations / by Peter Martin Is the Regime Becoming More Tolerant? / by Jiri Pehe The Leadership's New Tactics toward Independent Groups / by Jiri Pehe Alexander Dubcek in the Limelight / by Jiri Pehe Pre-Christmas Shortage of Consumer Goods / by Jan Obrman…”

“…Stickiness arises because precise decisions are costly, so agents choose to tolerate small errors in the timing of adjustments. …”

“…The legacy of colonization emerges from their history: like slaves, the Mayan Indians pick coffee, sort cardamom, provide cheap labor for the textile factories and tolerate the occasional pat on the head. Even today, the younger generation of entrepreneurs continues to profit from the pioneering work of their forefathers and boast about the positive balance of trade and key costs in the government, behind the facade of anonymous company names. …”

“…Within the atmosphere of pluralism, dialogue and tolerance, the EPP should continuously cherish its Christian roots and values while responding to the economic, social and cultural realities of the day. …”

“…En prenant pour indices la condition des femmes, la liberté de conscience ou la diversité culturelle, l'auteur passe au crible les idées de tolérance, de « laïcité ouverte », d'« Islam modéré », de « droit à la culture », et leurs conséquences politiques dans les pays arabes et musulmans."…”

“…This dramatic event surrounding the ancient stone colossi – unique proof of an advanced culture that bloomed until the 13th century along the Silk Road – is the starting point for a cinematic essay on fanaticism, terror and tolerance, ignorance and identity. On another path, in another period, Frei follows the footsteps of Xuanzang, the seventh-century Chinese monk famed for his sixteen-year spiritual quest along the Silk Road to India. …”

“…Director Nitzan Gilady gives us a unique view of preparations for a festival celebrating tolerance in conservative society, which is deeply intolerant and won't permit any discussion on the subject of minorities with a different sexual orientation.…”

“…Rising xenophobia and discrimination against minorities undermine the vitality of the European model of tolerance. Europe is plagued by endemic corruption which costs it more than €100 billion annually, triggering political instability. …”

“…Homme de conviction, il soutient, souvent dans des concerts collectifs, différentes causes : la paix, la liberté et la tolérance.…”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Mass demonstration against Iliescu in (Timisoara) Temesvár <br/>- Negotiations fail between the Mongolian government and opposition <br/>- De Maizière in talks in Moscow <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Independent Smallholders', Agrarian Workers and Civic Party (FKGP) and Hungarian Democratic Forum (MDF) coalition in Hungary <br/>- Pluralism and Tolerance Conference with Lithuanian participation <br/>- Ferenc Nagy is the chair of the Independent Smallholders', Agrarian Workers and Civic Party (FKGP) <br/><br/>Economy: <br/>- Fire in the chemical store-house in Soroksári Street <br/>- Bottle deposit fee increased Külpolitika: <br/>- Tömegtüntetés Iliescu ellen Temesváron <br/>- Eredménytelen tárgyalások Mongóliában az ellenzék és a kormányerők között <br/>- Moszkvában tárgyal De Maiziere <br/><br/>Belpolitika: <br/>- Az FKGP koalícióra lép az MDF-fel <br/>- A pluralizmus és a tolerancia című konferencia litván részvétellel <br/>- Nagy Ferenc lett a Független Kisgazdapárt elnöke <br/><br/>Gazdaság: <br/>- Kigyulladt a Soroksári úti vegyianyagraktár <br/>- Felemelik az üvegbetétdíjakat…”

“…Inflationary pressures from minimum wages are usually small and tolerable. One very positive effect of minimum wages is that they change the wage structure in such a way that a more equal income distribution is reached. …”

“…Kein Mensch ist unfehlbar, wir Sozialdemokraten sind aber tolerant und wollen jedem Bürger so begegnen, wie wir es uns wünschen, daß er uns begegnet. …”

“…""Gouvernance", "employabilité", "adaptation", "réformes", "processus de Bologne", "flexibilité", "dialogue social", "État social actif", "monde de plus en plus complexe", " modèle danois", "tolérance zéro", "égalité des chances", "contrat pour l'école", "populisme", "excellence": ces mots, ces expressions, vous les avez déjà entendus cent fois. …”

“…Quant à l'individu, il est réduit à un coût que l'entreprise tolère et exploite en attendant de pouvoir s'en passer. …”