Sentence examples for condoning from inspiring English sources
The word "condoning" is correct in written English
It is used when referring to the act of accepting or allowing behavior that is considered morally wrong or offensive. Example: "The teacher was criticized for condoning cheating among her students." Alternatives include "tolerating" or "overlooking."
verb
Present participle of condone
"Those who oppose this sort of action need to think about what they are condoning".
And no, understanding Russia does not mean condoning present Russian policies.
Without condoning the organised hunts that are flouting the ban – and they undoubtedly exist – the league is arguably giving a misleading impression of where the real problem lies.
I'm not condoning it but they're just doing what they're doing for money".
Given the shortcomings of alternative tests, policy makers have a choice between banning new products, condoning animal testing, or accepting risks to humans.
This approach is why Germany's new interest in the perpetrators should not be feared as a preliminary to condoning but as a necessary development to keep the worst from happening again.
The ambassador is condoning neither version of ant-Semitism.
Anarchists also killed lots of less exalted innocents.Then, as now, governments responded to the clamour for action with measures to criminalise anyone preaching or condoning violence and, if they were foreign, to keep them out of the country.
But haven't European governments also contributed to this image by condoning, not to say supporting, anti-Turkish campaigns in their own countries in anticipation of political gains?
By choosing to treat the mobile internet differently from the fixed-line one, the FCC is effectively condoning two different internets with different rules that will cause them to evolve in wholly different ways.
