Sentence examples for be allowed to erode from inspiring English sources

Intimidating police tactics must not be allowed to erode people's right to protest.

The unethical and criminal acts of a select few cannot be allowed to erode centuries of press freedom.

"However, these proposals must not be allowed to erode the fundamental values of universality, accessibility and equality that should underlie health care," he said.

What is distressing to me is that it has been allowed to erode.

It will be interesting to see how these stories evolve if that sense of otherness is allowed to erode.

Some flooding from that overspill results—but not as much as if the spill were allowed to erode and destroy the levee itself.Yet simply halting floodwaters and preventing short-term damage is not enough.

A plan is in place to manage this erosion whereby some parts of the coastline such as the country park will be allowed to continue eroding, and others – including the site of the Roman fort and the medieval church – will be protected from further erosion.

At a minimum, inflation and time should be allowed to do their thing and erode the windfall gains of last decade.

Negative perceptions should not be allowed to be voiced as they erode into the confidence that curriculum planners try to develop within and external to the institution prior to the implementation of the reform.

Wong argues that while "adversarialism and competition of ideas" is intrinsic to democratic politics it cannot be allowed to "mutate" into "hyper-partisanship" which erodes "the social cohesion and mutual respect needed for a tolerant, pluralist democracy".

If you're not allowed to run or sweat in public, that's part of your freedom that's being eroded, but if you are allowed to go to the Olympics and so on then I think it's massive.