Sentence examples for does not countenance the from inspiring English sources

His gangster's code of honor, he has insisted, does not countenance the killing of women.

Trump, as unusual though it may be, is partly right, although surely he does not countenance the implications of his statement!

In a concurrence, Justice Clarence Thomas cautioned against reading too much into the court's opinion, which he said "does not countenance the free-ranging judicial 'fairness' review of fees that Gartenberg could be read to authorize".

She doesn't countenance the alternative scenario that many colleagues now openly countenance, at least in part in an effort to soothe their post-traumatic stress; the scenario where Rudd was not deposed as leader before facing his first opportunity for re-election.

The founders barred the establishment of a state religion, he said, but "they did not countenance the elimination of religion from the public square".

"The Bureau does not countenance these claims by some scholars and media organisations," he said at a press conference.

The Sixth Amendment does not countenance this result".

Rabbi Lau explicitly said that we are now in a "high risk" situation, and Rabbi Feuerstein stressed that Judaism does not countenance these kinds of actions.

So intertwined are Apple and Jobs that the company does not countenance employee blogs lest the public attach some other face to the makers of iMacs and iPods.

The one option that Bell's analysis does not countenance in this new world order is the wildly old-fashioned possibility of people paying directly for the things that they like reading.

The editors offered a mea culpa for as they explained the image and text inadvertently may conjure racial stereotypes that the Post does not countenance.