Sentence examples for tacitly condone from inspiring English sources

Players know they are more likely to get away with it and tacitly condone the practice.

While park officials can no longer tacitly condone nudity, she said, rangers "can't be everywhere all the time".

But the main reason for a noticeable lack of outrage may simply be that Angelenos of all ethnicities tacitly condone harsh measures to suppress the gangs.

Until the world hears that Muslim leaders are vehemently opposed to terrorist tactics, is it illogical to assume that they tacitly condone them?

Yet the alternatives would allow Syria's violence to fester at the cost of tens of thousands more civilian lives or would tacitly condone an alliance with the brutal Assad, who has been implicated in war crimes.

The cack-handed adventure failed, but for the three days that it lasted the world's eyes were on Kennebunkport: would the leader of the other nuclear-armed superpower condemn the coup, or tacitly condone it?

Did managers know, tacitly condoning it?

(Think of the Constitution, which tacitly condoned slavery — "importation" of "persons" — without mentioning race).

But society today still tacitly condones the exploitation of a certain class of women.

(Think of the Constitution, which tacitly condoned slavery—"importation" of "persons"—without mentioning race).

Lack of any action now means that prior criminality has been tacitly condoned and that future criminality is encouraged.