Sentence examples for they will countenance from inspiring English sources
Executives have said they will countenance only an all-cash deal worth up to €42 a share.
European officials insist they will countenance no reversal of Greece's main fiscal and structural reforms, partly for fear of emboldening anti-austerians elsewhere.
They refuse to contemplate using approaches that have worked around the world; the only solution they will countenance is the solution that has never worked anywhere, namely, converting Medicare into an underfunded voucher system.
The last thing that they'll countenance right now is any suggestion that one of the last remaining federal life preservers is being withdrawn.
But given the price they have paid no southerner will countenance anything else.
But no one will countenance it.
His heroism - not a word he will countenance - is overwhelming.
And it is certainly true that he will countenance no cheap theatrics.
But Mr Abe and his colleagues will countenance neither discussion nor a change of course.
Hall writes: "No one will countenance the idea that there could be homophobia at play.
After all, neither Fianna Fáil nor Fine Gael will countenance touching the party of Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness either.
