Sentence examples for allowed wealth from inspiring English sources
The process of financial liberalisation of the past 30 years has allowed wealth inequality in the UK to rise inexorably.
The "financial constitution", a cobweb of tax-revenue equalisation and joint public spending by the different levels of government, has allowed wealth to be spread pretty evenly across the nation.Yet it is Germany's federal structure that has increasingly jammed up the country's political machine.
For example, in 2003, Merrill Lynch started the Merrill Lynch Community Charitable Fund, which allowed wealth management clients and employees to set aside money that could then be used to make donations to one of 65 community foundations (the donor chooses the foundation).
So my question morphed into: Could Cuba ever be ripe for a philanthropy sector in the future such as is developing in other countries -- such as Russia and China -- where some private enterprise has allowed wealth to amass?
We cannot allow wealth to outweigh the voice of the people in a functioning democracy".
If digital currency allows wealth and power to pool in the hands of a few, that's not so revolutionary.
It's just not in the interest of the United States to allow wealth to skew the political process so that good new ideas are barred.
But he will argue Britain can only share the prosperity if it has a pro-business approach that allows wealth creators to succeed operating in genuinely competitive markets.
There are real challenges inherent to the policies and systems that allow wealth to be concentrated in a few hands — especially within development and investment.
"I say that those workers, who produce the economy, who allow wealth to be created — wealth that is currently growing and producing dividends — those workers need to get their fair share," he added.
(Notice that this is not an argument against school districts made up of wealthy people; it is an argument against allowing wealth to skew the educational opportunities that should be fairly available to everyone).
