condone definition
condone means: (a) Coach's actual knowledge of and complicity in a Violation by a member of the Team's coaching staff or any person under Coach's supervision and direction, including a student-athlete; or (b) Coach's failure to report a known Violation by a member of the Team's coaching staff or any person under Coach's supervision and direction, including a student-athlete, to the Athletic Director, the Deputy Athletic Director for Compliance, the Associate Athletic Director for Compliance, or the Faculty Academic Representative within a reasonable amount of time. For purposes of this Section 4.2.3, a "known Violation" shall mean a Violation of which Coach becomes aware, or has reasonable cause to believe, is taking place or may have taken place.
condone means “to overlook, forgive, or disregard (an offense) without protest or censure.” AMERICAN HERITAGE DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, at 384 (4th ed. 2006). E.g., III OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY, at
condone means “To regard or treat (something bad or blameworthy) as acceptable, forgivable, or harmless.”4 And the Form 20-Fs state that the Code of Conduct is “applicable” to Tenaris executives. Taken together, these statements could leave a reasonable investor with the impression that Tenaris does not accept or forgive any instance of bribery among its executives. But according to the Amended Complaint, this impression would be false. Rocca allegedly participated in bribing Argentine officials and there is no indication he faced any internal repercussions under the Code of Conduct. Plaintiffs have, therefore, met the pleading standards for the Code of Conduct and the references thereto in the Form 20-Fs.
More Definitions of condone
condone means: (a) Coach's actual knowledge of and complicity in a Violation by a member of the Team's coaching staff or any person under Coach's supervision and direction, including a student-athlete; or (b) Coach's failure to reporta known Violation by a member of the Team's coaching staff or any person under Coach's supervision and direction, including a student-athlete, to the AD within a reasonable amount of time. For purposes of this Section 4.2.3, a "known Violation" shall mean a Violation the Coach becomes aware of, or has reasonable cause to believe, is taking place or may have taken place;