Sentence examples for allowed to stand it from inspiring English sources

If the ruling is allowed to stand it will give increased standing in Canadian corporate matters to stakeholders other than shareholders, such as investors in bonds and employees.

If the ban is allowed to stand, it will do more than just throw a wrench in the works.

If the stock awards are allowed to stand, it "would be a blueprint for all other management teams to emulate in order to loot company coffers".

And, if allowed to stand, it opens the door to states' writing their own foreign policy, in defiance of the Constitution.

He said he believed that if the decision in favor of Intel were allowed to stand, it would ultimately hurt business by lowering productivity and impeding commerce.

"This is a serious and disturbing precedent that cannot be allowed to stand: it is the first time that a whistleblower has been convicted of espionage".

And when Obamacare – if it's allowed to stand, if it's allowed to stand – I hope the Supreme Court does their job and strikes it down.

The gentlemen's club could make things easier on itself with a teensy rules adjustment: how about, it's not a bunker if fans are allowed to stand in it?

Scalia cracked a smile, then hinted that Colorado's law might not be allowed to stand if it ever reached the Supreme Court — at least if he had anything to say about it.

Colonial legislation was allowed to stand unless it was specifically judged to contradict the spirit of the new constitution.

Seb Dance, communications officer at UMU, said: "We were of the opinion that he shouldn't have been allowed to stand because it conflicts with the no platform policy".