Sentence examples for decision to condone from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Constance's decision to condone l'affaire John and Marie-Louise takes even her mother by surprise.

She was hurting herself by her decision to condone his emotionally abusive behavior.

On Thursday, assistant commissioner Duane Bell, who is in charge of judicial services for WA Police, said the department did not condone the decision to carry Dhu or to convey anyone who couldn't walk in anything but an ambulance.

But they are anxious not to be seen as condoning the decision to release him.

So OPEC's decision to cut output, which Mr. Bush seems to condone, was bad for the world, and bad for the people of the United States -- except, of course, for those people who happen to be selling oil.

Without condoning Charles Darwin Snelling's decision to give up and take his own life and that of his wife, I find Mr. Brooks's argument naïvely optimistic.

Sister Mary said that she could not condone her brother's decision to end his life, but that she still felt sympathetic.

It was opened soon afterwards, as McLoughlin in effect condoned the tycoon's decision to seek a judicial review of the FirstGroup award.

I would never have condoned or participated in a decision to transfer Ridsdale in the knowledge that he had abused children, and I did not do so.

Ms. Merkl said that nothing about the government's decision to take Mr. Massino's side "apologizes or condones the life he led, yet at the same time he decided to make a change".

Pell vehemently denied having moved Gerald Ridsdale out of a parish and said he never would have condoned or participated in any decision to move the priest in the knowledge he had abused children.