The phrase "condoned with" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in English.
The correct phrase is "condoned by." "Condoned by" means to overlook or forgive someone's behavior. Correct Example: The teacher condoned the student's tardiness due to her illness. Incorrect Example: The teacher condoned with the student's tardiness due to her illness.
They were loosely licensed as privateers, and their actions were condoned, with the state sharing in their plunder.
A German critic, Hubertus Butin, has termed Richter "a professed atheist with a strong leaning toward Catholicism" — a characterization that the artist condoned with a sly smile, when I saw him in Cologne.
Anti-Muslim statements and attitudes ought not be condoned with silence.
Interviews with the scheme officials revealed that some NHIS officials condone with health providers to exploit the scheme.
"I've been in the business for 17 long years and I've condoned myself with professionalism …" Buy a dictionary, girl.
The Players Association has condoned random testing with probable cause for drugs like cocaine, but it has fought steroid testing on the principle of privacy.
But when Dormer was asked about the scene in an interview, her comments were grossly taken out of context online to imply that she condoned having sex with underage children.
For example, a programmer in one organisation suggested that the NGO's directors would not condone working with or funding an organisation associated with pornography.
It's ironic that George W Bush tore the American constitution to shreds by creating Guantanamo, instituting and condoning torture with disregard to Congress yet Congress can't be sidelined or ignored when it comes to doing the right thing and closing it.
By sanctioning religious flag-folding ceremonies in Air Force facilities, conducted by Judeo-Christian Airmen, the Air Force has taken prohibited state action to condone interference with the free exercise by Airmen of other religions (or those who have no religion) which are not mentioned in the script.
This means that our agreements must also provide strong protections for the global environment, and that we won't condone agreements with countries which ignore good governance, where there is violence against workers, or where workers are denied just wages and basic labor standards.
