Sentence examples for of not perpetuating from inspiring English sources

Still, it prevails in secret, through the work of midwives for whom the ritual is an income stream, and in private homes where the idea of not perpetuating the tradition is a non-starter.

In making this documentary, which was filmed in the Cape Flats, one of my great challenges was to not perpetuate negative stereotypes of South Africa's townships.

As aid deliverers, we should be aiming for aid recipient nations to transform into sustainable economies – do ourselves out of a job – not perpetuating past approaches that are not effective.

"What does this look like when it's not about whether we're going to rebuild at all, but how we're going to rebuild in a way that's more inclusive, more equitable, and not perpetuating of the things that were damaging to us long before Katrina hit?" TCC's handiwork criss-crosses the city: a youth farm in City Park, a grocery store in the Seventh Ward, a skate park in Gentilly.

Though his son Matthew, who had by then been crowned as coemperor, fought on for a few years, the dynasty of Cantacuzenus was not perpetuated.

The following quotation reveals the position of CMs who did not perpetuate mistaken beliefs and wholeheartedly recommend modern contraceptives: We explain what family planning is and how it is done [modern contraception] and then some doubts may arise.

The history of women's exclusion from counterterrorism efforts offers critical lessons; the task is now to use these lessons to ensure that counterterrorism measures comply with international human rights standards both de jure and de facto and do not perpetuate cycles of violence by contributing to the development of new security threats.

Nor, more precisely, might it matter so much if the legal pretence that Africa was never owned and is still largely unowned (except by governments) did not perpetuate one of the greatest land thefts in history.

The United States Asylum Office has traditionally been one of the best functioning offices within the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, and it should not perpetuate the suffering of innocent persons by failing to act.

Public ownership of reports cards was seen as a method of ensuring that report cards do not perpetuate disparities in access to information.

But let us not perpetuate the myths of this strike.