Sentence examples for condoning of from inspiring English sources

There should never be any condoning of child assault, as attempted by Hughes or anyone else.

His condoning of those words from his vice-presidential candidate is appalling.

Nothing, however, can excuse the widespread condoning of an anti-Muslim racism once reserved for the Jews of Europe.

Our culture's condoning of use of medication to treat complex problems merges with parental resistance and lack of access to quality therapy to create this situation.

In my opinion, it is the overall acceptance and condoning of these false beliefs that allow "the violent fringe to control both the conversation and our international relationships".

But in truth the series can go only so far because a real sanctioning of teenage obesity would feel like a renewed condoning of the subprime mortgage market.

David Cameron has been accused of condoning officials' abuse of refugees.

Oxfam condemned Mr Cameron's remarks in Bulgaria, warning that he was in danger of condoning ill-treatment of refugees fleeing the civil war in Syria.

This is the absurd, unjust sequitur of condoning private seizure of public domain.

"CIA officers knew of and condoned most of these violations," the report read, "fostering an environment of negligence and disregard for procedures".

There is also explicit reference to condoning crimes of war, crimes against humanity or collaboration with the enemy.