Sentence examples for it was wrong to allow from inspiring English sources

A bulwark against future risk or funds that can be lent out opportunistically, the extra capital gives bankers the flexibility to respond in different financial environments.The Fed was right to suspend normal dividend payouts by top banks in the aftermath of the crisis, and it was wrong to allow JPMorgan Chase to raise its dividend in the first quarter of this year.

Carl Christian Ebbesen of the populist Danish People's Party (DPP) said it was wrong to allow the building of a "symbol of a religion that doesn't recognise democracy and women's right to freedom".

Williams told Sky News on Monday that Aussie Farms should not have charitable status because it was not "responsible" and it was wrong to allow a "tax deduction for donations to people who are breaking the law".

UK Uncut said it was wrong to allow rich companies to avoid paying millions in tax while the government imposed tough austerity measures on the poor, and ordinary taxpayers were pursued for every penny.

In a lengthy statement released today, the trustees of the BIJ said it was wrong to allow Mr Stickler, a former BBC reporter who had spent many years covering the abuse claims culminating in the Waterhouse Inquiry, to join Newsnight when the Bureau retained no editorial control.

Thus, for example, it was wrong to allow apartheid murderers to get away with murder during South Africa's transition.

"It's wrong to allow people to develop a zero tolerance for risk," Mr. Rumsfeld said.

It is wrong to allow Mr. Putin's vengeful rants to be translated into action.

That's more of the courts and the policy-makers but, from my perspective, it's wrong to allow this to go on," the NSA director declared.

It is wrong to allow the institutional shame of the Catholic Church to remain hidden in church files and in the anguished hearts of victims.

That's more of the courts and the policymakers, but, from my perspective, it's wrong to allow this to go on," Alexander told the Defense Department's Armed With Science blog in October.