Sentence examples for perpetuate over from inspiring English sources

Do you perpetuate, over the course of a decade or two decades, more and more restrictive policies in terms of Palestinian movement?

Very often, when it comes to the myths and rumors that make up the basis for legends about Star Wars, the legends originate in the same place -- the desire to believe that George Lucas had everything planned out from the beginning, a myth that Lucas himself has helped to perpetuate over the years.

It was there that Japanese visitors to the site were told a myth perpetuated over decades in Japan: that nuclear power is absolutely safe.

With light-box photographs, videos and other renderings, the show documents the favela paintings perpetuated over the last six years in the slums of Rio de Janeiro  by Haas & Hahn, a Dutch design team consisting of Jeroen Koolhaas and Dre Urhahn.

With light-box photographs, videos and other renderings, it documents the colorful favela paintings — both abstract and representational — perpetuated over the last six years in Rio de Janeiro's slums by the Dutch design team Haas & Hahn, whose efforts merge graffiti, mural and installation art.

"The abuse of children and young people is one of the most heinous wrongs perpetuated over decades on this island.

The scoring procedure is now deeply embedded, having been perpetuated over successive Republican and Democratic majorities in Congress.

Out of various negative anthropogenic acts being perpetuated over our rivers those requiring special mention are water pollution from various point and non-point sources, damming (both for hydroelectricity generation as well as flood control), over abstraction and human encroachment.

Garrison refused to write a "puff piece" and declared that he would not "repeat all the falsehoods they [the Church of Scientology] had perpetuated over the years".

"Dehumanizing the enemy so that any type of violence is condoned allows the cycle of violence to be perpetuated over and over.

"Dehumanising the enemy so that any type of violence is condoned allows the cycle of violence to be perpetuated over and over.