"loss tolerance"
"Or because other NATO countries constantly complaining about the Germans simply lacked the necessary 'loss of tolerance' (a standard action in Kabul and Brussels). "(Jochen Bittner, Die Zeit, 6.8.2009, p. 5) must be expected.
that in military operations with losses expected, hardly . someone be unknown Apparently this is about the extent of "loss of tolerance";. we should - that is probably meant - not too fussy to be with the acceptance of loss This includes a policy change are entering into higher risk desirability and called implicitly. is an extension of tolerance. The acceptance of more dead, more wounded
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