Sentence examples for may not condone from inspiring English sources

Most religions support organ donation as a charitable act, although some may not condone whole-body donation.

Most computer users have become dependent on proprietary code provided by companies like Apple, Facebook, and Google, the use of which comes with conditions we may not condone or even know about, and can't control; we have forfeited the freedom to adapt such code according to our needs, preferences, and personal ethics.

While we may not condone the way laws are legislated in Beijing, many business, labor and commercial regulations are well thought-out and oftentimes predictable.

Be prepared for the initial shock or rejection of your parents, but realize that the fact that they may not condone your past/present behaviour doesn't mean they love you any less.

This generation may not openly condone "selling out," but it certainly doesn't frown on capitalism and getting rich.

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

Messing around with the iPhone can be expensive and is not without risk — Apple does not condone it and may refuse to service or repair a phone if it has clearly been tampered with.

7 12 19 20 Overt censure from strangers who do not condone smoking during pregnancy may also trigger strong guilt that stimulates either quit attempts or reactance, or both.

He "may not have condoned the violence employed by Klan members," says his biographer, Ralph Lowell Eckert, "but he did not question or oppose it when he felt it was justified".

I do not condone what they did, I may even hate what they did, but I do not hate them.

On Sunday, for the first time, the show opened with a disclaimer noting that "the houseguests may reveal prejudices and other beliefs that CBS does not condone".