Sentence examples for had perpetuated from inspiring English sources

Wilder himself had perpetuated the idea in his own writings about who should be fingerprinted.

Bynes conceded that the failure of black residents to vote in local elections had perpetuated the problem.

The report concluded that Colonel Qaddafi's forces had perpetuated war crimes and crimes against humanity, including murder, torture and attacks on civilians using excessive force and rape.

"We are pleased the judge ruled that Mr Ferdinand had perpetuated a misleading public image and the Sunday Mirror was entitled to correct this impression.

Mr. Bellman was victorious in another class-action suit in 1988, when he convinced a federal appeals court that Huntington, N.Y., on Long Island's North Shore, had perpetuated segregation through its zoning ordinances.

The lawsuit claimed that Soros nurtured a "personal obsession" with Steinmetz; it also alleged that Soros had perpetuated a shocking rumor — that Steinmetz tried to have President Condé killed, by backing the mortar attack on his residence in 2011.

Are you happy to have perpetuated that tradition?

Scientology has perpetuated Hubbard's antagonism toward psychiatry.

Motion pictures and television have perpetuated that image.

The presence of children in my life has perpetuated that".

Jeff Benedict has shown that somebody has perpetuated a massive fraud".