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uncondemned

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See: blameless, clear


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His assumption that financial incentives, lower student tuition fees for instance, might be appropriate to encourage voluntary work went uncondemned yesterday, further proof that Britishness changes constantly.
Because my article, which Pope Leo condemned, remains uncondemned [by God].
Calling for an immediate and unconditional ceasefire, and working towards the implementation of all UN resolutions addressing this conflict, will restore to the international community - and Britain in particular - the legitimacy it has squandered by allowing months of war crimes to go by, witnessed but uncondemned and unconstrained.
 
 
 
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