Sentence examples for allowed to peddle from inspiring English sources

The question is why bookmakers are allowed to peddle hard gambling products on the high street".

The isolationists have been allowed to peddle their myths unchallenged for decades.

Hedge funds in particular cannot be allowed to peddle the fiction that they had no role in the financial crisis.

Also for the record, while there are places in some city parks, including Prospect Park, where food can be sold, vendors are not allowed to peddle their wares inside playgrounds.

While there were some honourable exceptions, Labour's leadership appeared strangely unwilling to call out Farage's racism and tackle head-on the lies about Europe and migration that Ukip has been allowed to peddle for too long.

America's Congress is about to hold hearings on whether there should be curbs placed on the industry's advertising.In America, where firms have been allowed to peddle pills on television, consumer drug advertising has shot up from $1.1 billion in 1997 to perhaps $4.5 billion last year.

PARIS — Les Puces de Saint-Ouen, the flea market on the northern edge of Paris, emerged in the 1870s, after the Franco-Prussian war, when traditional "chiffoniers," or rag pickers, were no longer allowed to openly peddle their wares.

That such views are allowed to be peddled is unacceptable and dangerous.

Unlike most bars, he was allowed to stay and peddle his wares.

For example, Chopra's team at the CFPB publicly shamed schools and banks they thought should be voluntarily disclosing to students the lucrative deals they struck that allowed banks to peddle accounts and debit cards to a potentially captive audience on campus.

But it would also allow hucksters to peddle unaudited penny stocks to gullible investors.