Sentence examples for allowed to accrue from inspiring English sources

Some headteachers have been allowed to accrue too much power.

Askia Davis, who is black, was given a job at central headquarters, while Mary Rivera, who is Hispanic, was allowed to accrue enough pension benefits to retire.

In an ideal world, Zuckerberg never would have been allowed to accrue this much wealth and dictate how it would be spent.

They can transfer credit between the two both before and after retirement, and are allowed to accrue benefits in the elected class after retiring from the employee class.

Public sector workers who have opted out of the state pension will be allowed to accrue more credits from 2017 until they retire and will be paid more than the basic £107 a week in line with those extra payments until they save enough to qualify for the £144 weekly rate.

But they will not be allowed to accrue more benefits after 2007.*.

Higher One also allowed the accounts to remain overdrawn for long periods of time, which allowed fees to accrue, and then withdrew the fees when subsequent deposits of financial aid were made, the F.D.I.C. found.

Initially, AT&T allowed Liberty to accrue the tax benefits of TCI's net operating losses.

She used her dressmaking skills to earn money from outside clients, which helped support the Garland family but also allowed Elizabeth to accrue enough, aided by patrons, to buy freedom for herself and her son in 1852 for $1,200.

Instead of receiving the interest payments on the loans every year, Cinven has allowed it to accrue on the debt, compounding the amount taken off Gondola's profits every year.

Some believe progressive taxation is justified by the fact that individuals receive diminishing marginal returns from each additional dollar they earn, and others argue that the wealthy should have a disproportionately large responsibility for maintaining the system that allowed them to accrue an immense number of dollars in the first place.