1.   Zero tolerance at the academy for cheating and other iniquitous practices.

2.   And zero tolerance for illegal drugs, period.

3.   And zero tolerance.

4.   Administrators point out that that zero tolerance pre-dates Columbine, Paducah and Springfield.

5.   But the pattern emerging from this patchwork, corporate officers and consultants say, is a movement toward controls on gifts and, increasingly, to zero tolerance.

6.   It is a testament to either the Central European sensibility or the unforgiving nature of glassmaking that there is almost zero tolerance for accident in this exhibition.

7.   It will take a decade of training and oversight, vigilance by Congress, and zero tolerance for abuse and mismanagement within the Service. . . .

8.   Whatever happened to zero tolerance?

9.   Zero tolerance for drugs in the workplace and drugs in school.

10.   Zero tolerance for drug pushers.