The current system practically condones money laundering and tax evasion.
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") and/or condones ("Murdering makes sense.
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And even if we don't participate, our silence condones this language.
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" It added that "he's dog crap and the NFL condones criminals.
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He says no one in the SBC supports or condones abusive behavior.
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It is the culture that condones rape, and shames victims into silence.
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And a President who not only condones this behavior but encourages it!
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If the professor does know and condones it, she's not in violation.
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No political rhetoric in America, no matter how heated, advocates or condones violence.
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It just takes a civilization that condones it, or turns a blind eye.
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"Don't act in a way that condones or enables further wrongdoing," Griswold says.
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White institutions created it, white institutions maintain it, and white society condones it.
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We're all raised in a society that condones the mistreatment of some animals.
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I hope she will be questioned about my case and whether she condones it.
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That report also claimed that Clayton's corporate culture condones racism, including against its own workers.
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Social drinking while armed -- while not something the agency condones -- may occur under these circumstances.
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But what will an administration that openly condones extrajudicial killings do with state-sanctioned executions?
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An administration that condones harsh school discipline will have severe consequences for LGBTQ young people.
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PETA officials said Thursday that SeaWorld's refusal to fire McComb shows that it condones corporate spying.
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Brixton is strongly against and in no way condones the views and attitudes expressed by Jason.
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NOTE: An earlier version of this article had Tim Soret quoted as saying he "condones" harassment.
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"Esencialmente, lo que hacen estos 'condones USB' es desactivar el pin de datos del cargador USB".
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" But, the brewery added, speech that condones or promotes racial supremacy "has no home in America.
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How are our troops supposed to respond when their commander in chief condones such illegal acts?
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YouTube has community guidelines that prohibit all content that encourages or condones violence to achieve ideological goals.
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He argued in his goodbye note that "ho-hum reporting" about military conflicts essentially condones those conflicts.
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Not that he condones eating excessive amounts of red meat, which may be a separate issue, he said.
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Appointing Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court condones conduct that can damage the country over and above jurisprudential questions.
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Sekar mencionó que los consumidores también pueden usar dispositivos protectores para los cables USB, conocidos como "condones USB".
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China may not want to help Trump, but there is no reason to think it condones North Korean escalation.
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Even though I don't think the series condones anything Lawrence's friends say, neither does the ending provide a counterpoint.
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To Schroeder's camera and in public preaching, he pursues this theme with relentless insistence while denying he condones violence.
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There are different ways to deal with past trauma and vulnerability, but Ru only wants to recognize those she condones.
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He's beloved by kinists, who "assert that the Bible condones segregation of the races," according to the Anti-Defamation League.
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The administration of President Danilo Medina, by remaining silent on the controversy, creates the impression that the government condones bigotry.
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Similarly, the Israeli strike against a Syrian nuclear facility in 2007 has been greeted with silence that apparently condones it.
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What he condones are policies that will fuel the stock market and that mainly benefit millionaires and billionaires like him.
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The lack of state wage floors is, in itself, a vestige of slavery in that it implicitly condones poverty-level wages.
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By attacking my AMERICAN colleagues, Trump shows he not only condones the behavior of these dangerous people, he's one of them.
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"Caroline's treatment violates every principle of decency, and I feel that remaining on the board tacitly condones this behavior," Zankel wrote.
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In doing so, it also directly condones Kelly's past actions and sends the message that this behavior is in any way acceptable.
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He condones the pilfering of money from the register and inventory flying off the shelves into the pickup trucks of his friends.
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Jerry Springer, the television host whose talk show condones fist fights, mud wrestling and the occasional strip tease, is not easily offended.
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Moreover, the allegation of violence came as Mr. Trump faces accusations that he incites or condones violence against protesters at his rallies.
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Related: Trump condones Russian hacking — if it means Clinton's emails are exposed "The same briefing is delivered to both candidates," Priess said.
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The real estate tycoon has strongly denied he condones physical aggression, arguing he instead is merely "a messenger" for angry Americans nationwide.
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Hustlers neither condones nor condemns Ramona and Destiny's behavior, but frames it as a reflection of the system we're all trapped in.
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That might not be something the U.S. government condones, but they might tacitly accept it if prices began to climb back up.
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Testing drugs on site, some argue, implicitly condones drug use—a nightmare from an insurance perspective if someone dies or gets hurt.
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"Union Pacific in no way, shape or form condones or supports divisive or perceived to be divisive statements," a company tweet reads.
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Not to do so condones such atrocious behavior and makes a mockery of the rules-based international order supposedly upheld by the G20.
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But the differences between these countries and China are: They are committed to level playing fields, while the Chinese government condones tech theft.
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This logic, which echoes President Trump's "violence on many sides" statement, also tacitly condones the NYPD's disruption of those groups in equal measure.
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He believes baking a cake for a same-sex wedding implies that he condones same-sex marriage, a message he doesn't want to send.
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It reveals an attitude that condones abuse and cruelty toward those in custody and justifies the profiling and harassment of drivers on the highway.
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Still, Mr. Uribe and other critics have rejected it, claiming that it's not enough and that it condones the atrocities committed by the FARC.
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The reports about the San Fernando Valley lawmaker come as many women in the state capitol complain of a culture that condones sexual harassment.
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Gab denies that it condones hatred — CEO Andrew Torba says it simply allows any speech that's "legal in the United States" with a few exceptions.
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Many of his supporters are offended by Americans peacefully protesting injustice, but not offended when our president condones violence against people who disagree with him.
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Online, people criticized Bateman for cutting her off, for mansplaining, and for being complicit in a Hollywood culture that condones such behavior in the workplace.
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Some measures include more proactively banning content on the platform that glorifies or condones violence, instead of simply drawing the line at actual threats of violence.
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Del Marsh, the Senate leader, is an Episcopalian, which condones abortion in cases of rape, incest or fetal abnormalities, exceptions that are not in Alabama's bill.
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Quiverfull also condones the "headship" of husbands, the submission of wives, homeschooling, and a belief in the Bible as the literal and inerrant Word of God.
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A Marine who directly participates in, encourages or condones such actions could also be subjected to criminal proceedings or adverse administrative actions, according to the document.
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In an Instagram posted by the Canadian rocker, Adams wrote that he couldn't perform in a state that condones discrimination against LGBT citizens, NBC News reported.
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More women in the higher echelons of the corporate ranks could help change a culture that turns a blind eye to, if not condones, bad behavior.
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And he is also, apparently, the author of a slew of emails recently made public in which he condones and even expresses racist and Islamaphobic sentiments.
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Manny Pacquiao is doubling down on his anti-gay stance -- posting a bible verse that condones putting gays to death ... hours after he was fired by Nike.
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Later that day, Trump travels to Long Island where he delivers a speech to law enforcement officers in which he openly condones rough(er) treatment of criminals.
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Making sure everyone knows about the ridiculous, blatantly terrible ideology that Trump condones in his supporters isn't even bringing a knife to a gunfight at this point.
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"Union Pacific in no way, shape or form condones or supports divisive or perceived to be divisive statements," the railroad franchise said in a statement on Twitter.
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" Lieu, speaking in an interview with CNN's Brianna Keilar, added that such a move would also suggest that "the U.S. somehow condones what Russia did last year.
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The Catechism of Trent, which dates back to 1566 and was the broadest available teaching document for the church prior to 1992, explicitly condones the death penalty.
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This, combined with the well-documented increase in public rhetoric that condones violence and attacks the legitimacy of U.S. democratic institutions, sets us up for the worst-case.
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Pakistan is one of the most conservative countries in the world, one that still considers homosexuality a crime, condones child marriage, and has attempted to legalize spousal abuse.
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Politicians and pundits shouldn't give in to the fringe far-left, which condones violence and intimidation to push an agenda in which they serve as judge and jury.
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The case has turned out hundreds of angry protesters into the streets against the accused and prompted strenuous denials from the country's traditional medicine community that it condones cannibalism.
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Singling out the citizens of a few countries as "bad people," as Trump has done in a tweet, condones racism and bigotry against them and leaves them feeling vulnerable.
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Antifa leaders admit they're willing to physically attack anyone who employs violence against them or who condones racism -- as long as force is used in the name of eradicating hatred.
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Antifa activists admit they're willing to physically attack anyone who employs violence against them or who condones racism -- as long as force is used in the name of eradicating hatred.
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Are we a society that not only condones but promotes a cycle of poverty that prevents millions of children from ever having the chance to live up to their potential?
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Duterte condones execution-style killings of criminals, shudders at the thought of wearing a tie or socks, and has vowed not to work until after noon when he becomes president.
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He said that while he wants to show that AIPAC is bipartisan and welcomes politicians of both parties, that having Trump speak does not mean the group condones his message.
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Wangu Kanja, a rape survivor who set up a foundation to support others, says the problem is a community that "condones and justifies any form of violence," including from police.
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Failure to do this, and instead protecting the two suspects, confirms that Russia at the very least condones the use of nerve agents to carry out attempted murder on foreign soil.
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"West Ham United in no way condones any behaviour that falls short of the highest standards which the club sets when it comes to equality," a club spokesperson told Sky Sports.
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It charts a marriage disrupted when the wife (Natalia López) of a rancher and poet (Reygadas) has a fling with a hired hand — an affair that she believes her husband condones.
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When asked about the Black Lives Matter movement, Lahren stated that while she believed the movement came from a good place, she is vehemently against any movement that condones rioting or looting.
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That the NHL condones this half-assed vigilante justice for legal and illegal hits is one of those problems that won't go away until the league doles out severe punishments for it.
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"The lawsuit will reveal that the city knows what's going on and condones it," said Katherine Rosenfeld, one of the lawyers for the plaintiffs, who are represented by two private law firms.
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All year, they have been confronted with this ritual: a disquieting report, a blizzard of questions, an awkward distancing that often neither condones the behavior nor condemns the administration that propagated it.
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Filing together with the Human Rights Campaign, the friend of the court brief argues that the law condones "invidious discrimination" and damages the undersigned companies' ability to recruit and retain a diverse workforce.
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In a statement to the Moscow Times , a spokesperson said the committee in "no way condones cruel treatment of wild and stray animals," adding that it expects host cities to "ensure animal welfare."
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She said there are two kinds of patriots: one who unequivocally "condones" a country's actions, and "the kind of patriot I believe all of us to be," one who fights for its ideals.
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Heartless legislators place LGBT youth at risk with 'bathroom bills' that equate to unmitigated discrimination against transgender youth and legislation that condones the refusal of services simply because of a person's sexual orientation.
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Powerful men who grew up in a world that condones their violence toward women are afraid of a world where the violence they committed in their youth might affect their future job prospects.
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This is a travesty for all North Carolina residents, who will continue to suffer a backlash from companies that simply don't want to invest or do business in a state that condones discrimination.
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"We can't allow the commander in chief to somehow equate the handful of people that would make those protests violent with any kind of sentiment that condones white supremacy or neo-Nazism," Schiff said.
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Allowing the game to go ahead, in some lights, condones the incident; it sends the message that the punishment for such infractions is only a mild inconvenience, that it might yet lead to glory.
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Here's the tweet, which at the time of writing has been shared around 12,000 times: Trump condones murder, then explains it's okay for his daughter to do what he wanted Hillary Clinton locked up for.
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"They are both, by all accounts, law-abiding, hard-working citizens, honest men," he said Both men have been leaders of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which condones plural marriage.
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Later she went on the Today Show and stated that she "truly believes in innocent until proven guilty", and she doesn't think that her show of support for Cosby in any way condones sexual assault.
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YouTube's hate speech policy prohibits content that promotes or condones violence based on characteristics such as race, ethnicity, religion, or sexual orientation, or content that has the purpose of inciting hatred based on those characteristics.
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One can understand the ECB's discretion, but it is incomprehensible that the Eurogroup, a forum of euro area finance ministers acting as the monetary union's informal economic government, condones the madness of pro-cyclical fiscal policies.
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"Caroline's treatment violates every principle of decency, and I feel that remaining on the board tacitly condones this behavior," the board secretary, Judy Francis Zankel, wrote on Sunday in a resignation letter to her fellow trustees.
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"These executive orders will not make our nation safer; rather they will signal to the world that America condones discriminatory religious based profiling in its immigration policies," said CAIR-NY Executive Director Afaf Nasher in a statement.
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In a series of video and social media statements, Loesch questioned liberals "freaking out" over the ad and further argued that liberals have committed their share of violence, which she says her ad condemns, rather than condones.
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"Letting this go without Congress knowing about it condones the creation of a second, opaque track of foreign policy," said Harold Hongju Koh, a professor at Yale Law School and former legal adviser at the State Department.
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"Without any evidence of wrongdoing and in the face of compelling evidence of a police set-up, today's ruling condemns them to the continued loss of their freedom and condones the misconduct of security forces," he continued.
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A firm hug can offer security and let your child know that you care, even if you don't agree with their poor behavior — it's not a cuddly hug that condones their behavior but, rather, an assuring one.
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It also condones a morally compromised style of governing in which policies are launched by an appeal to raw fear and hatred, and then whitewashed at the back end by a small measure of bureaucratic wheel-spinning.
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Team Mitch in no way condones any aggressive, suggestive, or demeaning act toward life sized cardboard cut outs of any gender in a manner similar to what we saw from President Obama's speechwriting staff several years ago.
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While it is understandable that companies want to actively defend their systems from computer intrusions, this approach is problematic because it condones security vigilantism, underestimates the difficulty of correct attribution, and ignores underlying problems in the CFAA.
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So far, Mr. Trump, who has business interests in the Philippines, hasn't challenged Mr. Duterte's version of the conversation, leaving the impression that the future president of the United States condones the murderous methods of a strongman.
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And we have to take it on wherever we find it in our society, whether it's the so-called locker room talk, or bar banter, or the tasteless joke—anything that condones or even promotes violence against women.
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In the portrayal of Merchant's Shylock, literature's most famous Jew, Shakespeare neither condones nor condemns the anti-Semitism of his time (and ours), simply depicting a nasty Jew, nasty Christians and the social causes of their mutual suspicion.
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Since it looks not great for social media companies to allow this on their platforms—not addressing bad behavior condones it, according to the liberal lamestream media—companies are now scrambling to deal with their massive abuse problems.
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From Turner Prize winner Laure Prouvost, to fashion designer Alexander McQueen, CSM courses in art and design seek to energize the next generation of creatives, breaking boundaries in the commonly accepted notions of what condones an art practice.
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Según Kantor, por lo regular los programas de educación sexual que enfatizaban la abstinencia no incluían información pertinente para las personas homosexuales y bisexuales, además de contener información engañosa sobre la eficacia de los condones y los anticonceptivos.
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"The recent shocking incident in Gujarat where four Dalit youths were savagely beaten and humiliated publicly is just one example of the social terror this government condones," Sonia Gandhi, president of the opposition Congress party told supporters, Indian media reported.
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While the statement also alluded to "numerous steps" Foster would have to go through before being allowed to play, this sure sounds like Williams condones the allegations -- or at least is willing to look past them to get a good linebacker.
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Specsavers, a Cricket Australia sponsor, said it was "shocked and disappointed" and "in no way condones the behavior of those involved", but did not comment on its future with a sport seen by most Australians as the embodiment of fairness.
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"In the case of enforced disappearance and extrajudicial executions carried out by public officials, it is even more urgent for the state to act to demonstrate that it neither condones nor tolerates the commission of such grave violations," he said.
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"The New York State Fraternal Order of Police will never support a candidate or campaign that condones the attack on child survivors of a school shooting," the union said in a statement withdrawing its support of Julie Killian on Wednesday.
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The allegations that Spacey assaulted several underage boys, for example, has nothing to do with Spacey being gay and everything to do with the same pervasive culture that encourages male hypersexuality at the same time it condones disproportionate male power and privilege.
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By any conceivable definition, the sitting president of the United States is the utter antithesis of Christian values — a misogynist who disdains refugees, persecutes immigrants, condones torture and is energetically working to dismantle the safety net that protects our most vulnerable neighbors.
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While the catharsis and visibility of #MeToo is vital, what happened after #NotOkay is a disturbing reminder that women can tell their personal stories for the rest of time, but they alone cannot fundamentally transform a culture that condones and excuses behavior like sexual assault.
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Milo Yiannopoulos has been disinvited from giving a talk at a high-profile conservative gathering, had his book deal cancelled, and could now be fired from his job as an editor at Breitbart News, after comments seeming to suggest he condones pedophilia surfaced online.
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All three supported the Republican proposal, which the NRA condones but nearly everyone else considers unworkable, to introduce a 72-hour delay before people on watch-lists can buy guns to give the government an opportunity to prove that the purchaser is a terrorist threat.
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For those who have long opposed capital punishment as cruel and pointless, as has this page, the only lingering question is why the Catholic Church or any religious denomination that still condones executions would take so long to recognize that they are simply inadmissible.
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The rape culture that led to these rape cases in India, which shocked millions of people, is same kind of rape culture the United States condones through implicit and explicit ways women and girls are objectified for the purposes of pleasure of men and boys.
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Many, including Democratic senators, have seen Dr. Blasey's testimony as a rallying cry for survivors of sexual abuse, saying that a vote for Judge Kavanaugh would be an endorsement of not only the alleged behavior but of a culture that condones it and dismisses its victims.
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" House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler, a New York Democrat who was one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit, said, "While I am disappointed in the outcome of today's decision, a technical dismissal in no way condones President Trump's continuing violations of the Foreign Emoluments Clause of the Constitution.
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"Caning is a dreadful reminder of the depth of discrimination L.G.B.T.I. people face in the country and a sign that the new government condones the use of inhuman and degrading punishments, much like its predecessor," Ms. Lee added, using an acronym for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or intersex people.
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Related: Trump condones Russian hacking — if it means Clinton's emails are exposed For example, Trump's team removed language from the Republican platform that called for supplying Ukraine with lethal weapons to battle Russian-backed secessionists, and torpedoed a platform amendment that called for maintaining or increasing sanctions against Russia.
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On the advice point, two perhaps, first, and this has been given umpteen ways by others, but it's a cliché for a reason, almost everything is fixable except legal issues, breeches of the law and the culture that is ever complicit and condones that, and a bad product.
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So when Trump implicitly condones or even encourages violence in response to the protesters, what authoritarians hear is something like a reassuring promise: I understand the scale of the threats that no one else sees, and I alone have the strength to do what is necessary to put down that threat.
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Alves, quien no respondió a nuestra solicitud de una entrevista, defendió la campaña de abstinencia de su ministerio en un ensayo reciente publicado en el periódico Folha de São Paulo, y enfatizó que la intención no es remplazar las iniciativas existentes —incluido el acceso a anticonceptivos y condones— sino complementarlas.
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WASHINGTON — Milo Yiannopoulos, a polemical Breitbart editor and unapologetic defender of the alt-right, tested the limits of how far his provocations could go after the publication of a video in which he condones sexual relations with boys as young as 13 and laughs off the seriousness of pedophilia by Roman Catholic priests.
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That's an effective line for personal empowerment, but it also gives consumers the warm glow of feeling like they're champions of equality without having to do much work understanding the many ways in which society condones or rejects a man's expression of masculinity based on his race, ethnicity, class, sexual orientation, and gender identity.
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"Team Mitch in no way condones any aggressive, suggestive, or demeaning act toward life sized cardboard cut outs of any gender in a manner similar to what we saw from President Obama's speechwriting staff several years ago," he said, referring to a 2008 photo in which Obama speechwriter Jon Favreau was photographed groping a cardboard cutout of Hillary Clinton.
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How Milo Yiannopoulos finally went too far How Milo Yiannopoulos finally went too far Milo Yiannopoulos has been disinvited from giving a talk at a high-profile conservative gathering, had his book deal cancelled, and could now be fired from his job as an editor at Breitbart News, after comments seeming to suggest he condones pedophilia surfaced online.
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Playing Emma has given her the strength to push on in ways that Emma can't, and the struggle you see onstage draws on something bigger than a single play: anger at a show-business world that condones the brutality of male power, degrades women, and watches with delight as those women go on to degrade themselves. ♦
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" The content posted by the groups directly violates Google Plus's user policy, which forbids "content that promotes or condones violence against individuals or groups based on race or ethnic origin, religion, disability, gender, age, nationality, veteran status, or sexual orientation/gender identity, or whose primary purpose is inciting hatred on the basis of these core characteristics.
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Trump, Prince Mohammed, and Ivanka Trump were spotted giving each other a warm greeting on the sidelines the G-20 summit in Buenos Aires, and it sent a strong message to the rest of the world: the president of the United States, in prioritizing his dealings with Prince Mohammed, condones the actions of a leader who reportedly ordered the death of a journalist.
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MSNBC commentator John Heilemann said Monday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is "obviously racist" and condones anti-Semitism, just days after a mass shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue left 11 people dead and several wounded.
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Pentagon spokesman, Lt. Col Mike Andrews, said in a statement: "The SIGAR report acknowledges that there is no evidence the DoD condones gross violations of human rights by Afghan Security Forces, or provided guidance telling service members to ignore any instances...The Department of Defense has never used the notwithstanding authority to continue assistance to a member of the Afghan forces or an Afghan unit as a result of a determination that allegations of child sexual assault were credible."
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