Sentence examples for having condoned from inspiring English sources

But after she bore Hunt a second child in October 1851, Lewes ceased to regard her as his wife, though, having condoned the adultery, he was precluded from suing for divorce.

Washington is depicted as having condoned the massacres, and indeed, President Ronald Reagan did say that one military dictator had gotten "a bad rap" for human rights violations even as massacres were occurring.

The problem with this carefully crafted polemic is that there is not a single instance of either Greenwald or Chomsky having condoned violence or having opined on the doctrines of Islam.

"And I would have condoned it".

Muhammad owned slaves, and St . Paulseems to have condoned slavery.

Investigators also concluded that other officers had condoned the falsifications.

"It's not something I would have condoned," she said.

We have condoned torture from our highest levels of government.

Nearly two dozen states have condoned medical marijuana use in defiance of federal restrictions.

Nor was she responsible for excesses which she would never have condoned.

"I think it's absolutely outrageous that the BBC has condoned this leak.