Sentence examples for perpetuates the practice from inspiring English sources

Even the farcical dénouement of the Ellsberg case upholds the Pozenian principle that the good leak is the leak that perpetuates the practice of leaking.

Malagasy farmers embrace and perpetuate the practice not only for its practical benefits as an agricultural technique, but for its cultural associations with prosperity, health and venerated ancestral custom (fomba malagasy).

But the Bush people have been particularly resourceful in perpetuating the practice.

But the fact is that the people who are perpetuating the practice are usually the women themselves.

There is little reason to move backwards with proposals that perpetuate the practice of disposing of wastes in the ground.

It does not seem to me that the practice results in any great inconvenience to the user... However there seems no good reason for perpetuating the practice, and in the forthcoming Supplement to the Oxford English Dictionary we shall revert to lower case, as has already been done in the Concise Oxford Dictionary.

Accordingly, to justify punishment we must specify, first, what our goals are in establishing (or perpetuating) the practice itself.

Creating that distance may well perpetuate the practice of imposing the death penalty.

The very people who have perpetuated the practice of female genital cutting for centuries are choosing to change.

Speakers at the Rome meeting said it was crucial to inform and educate the women who were perpetuating the practice, often because they worry they will be punished by ancestors in the afterlife for not performing it on relatives.

Reducing teacher pay further diminishes the dignity of the teaching profession, and will only perpetuate the practice of encouraging intelligent students to enter other lines of work for generations to come.