Examples of perpetuate

• Why it should be so and why it perpetuates an injustice are the twin themes of the author.

• Stringently enforced parameters on intellectual property are encoded into new formats and technologies, perpetuating the individuating characteristics of media marketing wherever possible.

• Nevertheless, lighthouse reform enabled the whigs and radicals to pose as crusaders against local monopolies which the tories sought to perpetuate.

• The khwushnishin population should continue to decline, perpetuating the current rapid urbanization, for unemployed farmworkers mostly migrate to urban centers to look for employment.

• Cultural norms that discourage public discussion are likely to be more difficult to change because they are perpetuated by a variety of institutions.

• By refusing to allow a school and condoning their excessive consumption of alcohol and coca, she considered the hacendado directly responsible for perpetuating backwardness.

• In fact, this makes him or her a touchstone - an influential governor whose choices can actively engage and perpetuate conventions and clichés.

• Australian rock was founded, and perpetuated upon, a specific set of performers as the repositories of power and wider meaning: white, male and (sub)urban.