Condonation

The borrower's request for condonation was denied by the court.

The government provided condonation to the farmers' unpaid taxes.

The company's silence on the matter was seen as condonation of the CEO's unethical behavior.

The team's failure to report their teammate's doping was seen as condonation.

The boss's condonation of lateness sends the wrong message to the employees.

The judge's condonation of police brutality was met with protests.

The captain's failure to stop the crew's safety violations was seen as condonation.

The judge's condonation of corruption in the legal system was disturbing to the public.

Some argue that granting condonation to those who commit crimes sends the wrong message to society.

His condonation of her bad behavior only made her more bold.

The coach's condonation of bad sportsmanship reflected poorly on the team.

Her willingness to forgive and offer condonation was what kept the family together during hard times.

The government's failure to take action on the company's environmental violations was seen as condonation.

The teacher's condonation of plagiarism undermines the integrity of academic work.

The politician was criticized for his condonation of corrupt practices in his party.

The church announced a condonation of the outstanding contributions of its members.

The company's application for condonation of the loan was accepted by the bank.

The landlord offered condonation of the rent to the tenant.

The government's lack of action against corruption is a clear condonation of it.

The teacher's condonation of cheating by students was unacceptable.

The bank manager approved condonation of the overdraft amount.

The team captain's condonation of unsportsmanlike behavior was disappointing to the fans.

The judge's failure to impose a harsher sentence was seen as a form of condonation for the defendant's crimes.

The professor's failure to take action on the student's plagiarism was seen as condonation.

The court allowed a condonation of the unpaid traffic fine for the indigent defendant.

The insurance company granted a condonation of the premiums for the disaster victims.

The university granted condonation of fees for the financially needy students.

The church granted condonation to those who confessed their sins and repented.

The professor's condonation of plagiarism was surprising.

The company's inaction on the employee's sexual harassment complaints was seen as condonation.

The student asked for condonation from the teacher for his incomplete homework.

The teacher's lack of response to the student's cheating was seen as condonation of the act.

The principal's silence on the student's bullying was seen as condonation.

The lender refused to grant condonation to the debtor.

The government's condonation of human rights abuses in the country has sparked international criticism.

The debtor was relieved from paying the full amount of his debt through condonation.

The principal's condonation of bullying in the school was concerning to parents.

The board's failure to take action on the CEO's embezzlement was seen as condonation.

The coach's condonation of unsportsmanlike behavior among his players was unacceptable.

The debtor was happy to receive condonation from the court.

The condonation of his bad behavior only encouraged him to continue acting inappropriately.

The creditor agreed to condonation of the debt.

The charity organization provided condonation of debts for the poor.

Her condonation of his lies showed that she valued the relationship more than the truth.

The politician's condonation of hate speech was heavily criticized by the public.

The supervisor's condonation of safety violations put workers at risk.

The manager's condonation of employee theft was unethical.

The credit card company offered condonation of the interest charges for a certain period.

The organization's failure to take action on its members' hate speech was seen as condonation.

The condonation of their wrongdoing by the company's board raised questions about their ethics.