condone in the PONS Dictionary

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I think they actually condone people who decide to live this lifestyle outside of fundamentalist sects.
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This does not mean that there is a general discretion vested in the courts to condone non-compliance with formalities.
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The first screening was almost shut down by street protesters alleging that the video condoned cruelty to animals.
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The church does not condone violence and hatred.
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It also explains, and so condones, the existence of violence in society.
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We must condone or condemn the situation he finds himself in.
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It claims that contrary to the aforementioned petition, it does not encourage nor condone real-life violence against others.
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The police department does nt create, commit or condone the crimes.
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However, some dancers and some clubs condone touching of dancers during private dances.
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Some of his social class, while not owning slaves, typically condoned the institution.
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