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This finding is by no means an indication that the Court condones this tremendous lapse in judgment or the unprofessional manner of the District Attorney’s testimony during the evidentiary hearing.

Hilary only received 232, while Trump received 306. It’s a mystery to me how anyone could vote for a xenophobic candidate who condones racism, sexism, misogyny.

His criminal acts reflect an industry that condones toxic and dangerous work environments for females who are expected to keep quiet on the set.

Personally, I believe any coach or group of coaches that condones this kind of rule violation needs to be removed from the teaching profession.

After all, the bible condones the most despicable acts known to mankind.

In the United States, the Constitution “condones” and protects free speech, particularly when that speech accurately represents the facts.

She added: “In this tweet, Piers condones this behaviour.

While the writer does acknowledge sexual abuse appears in some of her fiction, she rejected entirely the idea that this could mean she condones it.

YAF’s decision to elevate and amplify the voice of Knowles both condones his intolerant rhetoric and damages the prospect of actual debate.

Law enforcement allows and condones it.

Arminius, Writings 2:192 Many Calvinist critics of Arminianism, both historically and currently, claim that Arminianism condones, accepts, or even explicitly supports Pelagianism or Semi-Pelagianism.

It is also argued that the management of food services by Aramark leads to low-quality food and poor customer service, and that support of Aramark condones its poor employee relations record.

She comes to realize that remaining silent condones the prejudice.

Various authors have argued that female prostitution is based on male sexism that condones the idea that unwanted sex with a woman is acceptable, that men's desires must be satisfied, and that women are coerced into and exist to serve men sexually.