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How else to condone a masked vigilante?
If they ask my opinion,I won't be able to condone what you did.
They are more likely to condone kidnapping than harboring a spy. Well, I think.
Than harboring a spy. Well, I think they are more likely to condone kidnapping.
Then you compel me to condone these proceedings.
MTV has refused to play two of the band's videos that the network considered to condone suicide.
It was only a way to condone violence.
I thought you would have been the first to guess the purpose, Father,and the first to condone it.
You don't expect me to condone his behavior.
Trust in politicians is at an all-time low, and we will reduce our standing further if we are seen to condone such waste.
You don't expect me to condone his behavior.
If we were to condone this, then Luxembourg would no longer be allowed to be called Luxembourg, because there is the south-eastern Belgian province of the same name.
We do not feel obliged to condone this situation.
We don't have to condone what these rich famous people do, but we can at least admit that given the same temptations and opportunities that somebody like Tiger Woods has, a lot of guys might do something similar.
It's difficult for me to condone violence, even if it's him.
In Europe's isolation today, we have only one way of being true to Hungary, and that is never to betray, among ourselves, or anywhere,what the Hungarian heroes died for and never to condone, even indirectly, what killed them.
Well, I think they are more likely to condone kidnapping than harboring a spy.
Our first point is that this is not good for the consumer, and our second point, which would be conceded by anyone who studies these systems and was also mentioned by Mr van Velzen,is that authorizing one country to operate a different system to the other 14 countries would distort competition in a way that we ought not to condone.
I know you're upset… but I'm not going to condone an outburst like that.
You're asking me to condone a relationship based on lies and mistrust?
We do not always have to be critical of the bad things;we sometimes have to condone and support the good things.
The Italian Government is trying to condone and institutionalise such racism and discrimination.
I urge the Commission to reject such measures unequivocally and not to condone any unilateral recognition of Kosovo.
This rule is not intended to condone players being out of their seats while involved in a hand.
I know you're upset butI'm not going to condone an outburst like that.
For not to do so would be for us to condone the worst practices currently existing within the single market.
Therefore to do nothing is to condone human rights abuses wherever they occur.
As regards the form, to accept this initiative would be to condone the Council's working method, which consists in constantly amending texts proposed to Parliament.