Sentence examples for explicitly condone from inspiring English sources

And so, Facebook is full of pages and groups that graphically depict and explicitly condone violence against women.

The narrative may not explicitly condone murderous violence, but it suggests that it is the seedbed of true love.

By setting aggressive sales targets and rewarding employees for how well they meet them, bank management can encourage, and, in some cases, explicitly condone inappropriate risk taking.

And when we set the bar low, and make excuses that tacitly and explicitly condone men's disrespectful, abusive and controlling behaviors, men will go low.

These curricular standards are essential to challenging societal messages that implicitly and explicitly condone misogyny, homophobia, transphobia and the violence and sexualized bullying that too often result.

"Specifically, we are referring to groups, pages and images that explicitly condone or encourage rape or domestic violence or suggest that they are something to laugh or boast about," the letter read.

It explicitly condones the use of the F.E.T.'s.

Yet the allegations have resurfaced because of the release this month of a 2003 Justice Department memo that explicitly condoned the use of drugs on detainees.

They cite a 2007 statement from the United States bishops explicitly condoning a vote for a candidate who supports abortion rights if the vote was cast for other "grave" reasons.

Steve Gardner San Diego, Oct. 4, 2008 • To the Editor: Your article refers to the 2007 statement from the United States bishops explicitly condoning a vote for a candidate who supports abortion rights if the vote is cast for other "grave" reasons.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's incendiary rhetoric provides a model for encouraging violence without explicitly condoning it.