0 to work secretly to do something wrong or illegal, or to allow something wrong or illegal to happen -- knuć, przymykać oczy
They accused the government of conniving in drug smuggling.
By so doing, in a way they are conniving at its decline and perhaps accelerating its decline.
The world must face the fact that if one tolerates a single act of aggression, one connives at them all.
All he has to prove is that he neither consented nor connived.
Not only does he think that people are malingering—apparently he thinks that doctors are conniving at it.
If so, is not one then conniving at the breaking of the law?
In fact, film authorities have been associated with and conniving with education authorities that the law shall be broken.
He will stand accused of conniving at a cover-up, and he will be paving the way to a whitewash.
If the man is out of the way he would neither have consented nor connived.
