zero tolerance

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While many believed that it was unfair not to give these active users a second chance, others argued that a zero tolerance policy must be the standard.
雖然許多人認(rèn)爲(wèi)不給這些人激活帳戶(hù)的第二次機(jī)會(huì)是不公平的，但是其他人也認(rèn)爲(wèi)這種零容忍政策必須被槼範(fàn)。
Several people took a gesture of political confrontation on the street akin to "perfor-mance art," but this remains a mere episode, as long as we do not set a "zero tolerance" goal.
一些人走上街頭，採(cǎi)取政治對(duì)抗的姿態(tài)，這無(wú)異於一種“行爲(wèi)藝術(shù)”，但衹要我們對(duì)這樣的事件不做“零容忍”，其衹會(huì)是社會(huì)生活中的一個(gè)小插曲。
The code was part of a “zero tolerance” policy adopted by the New York City school system and its application in this case tells us what zero tolerance means.
這項(xiàng)槼定是紐約城市學(xué)校系統(tǒng)中採(cǎi)用的”零容忍度“政策的一部分，它在本例中的應(yīng)用讓我們明白了零容忍度是什麼意思。

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the act of punishing all criminal or unacceptable behaviour severely, even if it is not very serious

If a government or organization has a policy of zero tolerance of a particular type of behaviour or activity, they will not tolerate it at all.