Sentence examples for been allowed to exist from inspiring English sources
"The state's highest court has ordered the state to right a wrong that has been allowed to exist for too many years".
Gaps that have been allowed to exist because of repeated government cuts, to health spending, to local authorities and to charities.
Without the changes to the law, Citigroup – which the US taxpayer has been forced to bail out – would not have been allowed to exist after banking group Citibank and insurer Travellers announced their intention to merge.
The yakuza have been allowed to exist in Japan for decades because each organisation has a code of ethics that keeps them from disrupting the public order or sense of public security.
The G14 Vision Europe document acknowledges that a tug-of-war between clubs and countries has been allowed to exist, to the detriment of the elite players whose services are called upon by both the rival factions, though the text does not address how to structure the representative international game.
Up to 3,000 AFC Wimbledon fans are expected to make the trip to a club many believe should never have been allowed to exist.
With expenses, an ambiguity was allowed to exist between allowances ("just divide the maximum into 12 monthly payments," MPs were told in the 90s) and out-of-pocket expenses.
