Significats de increasingly intolerant en anglès

Our underfunded, test-crazed public schools are increasingly intolerant of learning differences.

Europe's increasingly intolerant debate about the burkini is puzzling to many European Muslims.

The heat had intensified all week-ormaybe he'd grown increasingly intolerant of it.

Amnesty researcher Simeon Mawanza said the president's regime is becoming increasingly intolerant of dissenting voices.

And the public is increasingly intolerant of public services which are not open and transparent in the way they work.

Biya's 35-year rule has grown increasingly intolerant of dissent, with opposition activists, journalists and intellectuals routinely arrested and sometimes charged.

Scores of people have been investigated on accusations of insulting Erdogan, who has become increasingly intolerant of criticism in recent years.

Many scenes of suffering had rendered him only more sympathetic with human sorrow, sympathetic with the real, increasingly intolerant of the false.

The government is increasingly intolerant of criticism, and Sri Lanka has in recent years headed further down lists measuring international press freedom rankings.

That trend has been accompanied by concern that Indonesian society, where Muslims vastly outnumber any other religious groups, may be turning increasingly intolerant.