Sentence examples for condone discrimination from inspiring English sources

The article included correspondence from Kathy M. Johnston, Delta's coordinator of Customer Care, explaining that Delta does not discriminate nor condone discrimination against any protected class of passenger in regards to age, race, nationality, religion, or gender.

A year ago, when the magistrate's decision was handed down, he said: "It is not now, nor has it ever been, our policy to discriminate against, or condone discrimination against, West Indians or any other group".

In a statement to Religion News Service on Thursday (June 23), Delta said it "does not discriminate, nor do we condone discrimination against any protected class of passenger in regards to age, race, nationality, religion, or gender".

Simon & Schuster said it does not condone discrimination or hate speech and said the book, titled Dangerous, will be about free speech and will be published in March.

But I'm disappointed that he would give equal weight to the views of employees or shareholders who would condone discrimination as to those who would be the subject of discrimination".

In a statement, she said that despite strong support among the 32 Republican state senators for traditional marriage, "I've grown concerned about the practical impact of the bill… My members also don't condone discrimination.

Indeed, a spokesman for the prosecutor says his office never discriminated or condoned discrimination against West Indians or any other group.

Stacked against the walls are yellowing newspapers, the Times and the Post, bearing headlines from 1992: "Vatican Condones Discrimination Against Homosexuals".

Governor Nathan Deal of Georgia said on Monday he will veto a religious freedom bill that critics say condones discrimination against LGBT people.

For instance, Robert Gober uses one of the oldest printing techniques, lithography, to replicate a page from The New York Times juxtaposing an advertisement for the bridal department at Saks Fifth Avenue with an article about the Vatican condoning discrimination against homosexuals.

They view Mr. Woods, whose father is African-American and whose mother is Thai, as essentially condoning discrimination and, in the process, turning his back on more than a half-century tradition of high-profile black athletes who used their celebrity status to advocate for civil rights.