The welfare system has to prevent dependency by promoting work, not perpetuating long-term social and economic failure.
The study notes, interestingly, that its subjects "reported feeling only slightly sleepy and were unaware of how impaired they were". This is a possible explanation for the fact that overworked employees often help to perpetuate long hours, weekend work, and so on.
Despite benevolent mission statements, however, these organizations perpetuate long-standing poverty discourses that distinguish between deserving and undeserving poor subjects.
Decision-making independent of human involvement may perpetuate long-standing inequalities and exclusions, due to errors and human biases embedded in data and algorithms (Executive Office 2016; FTC 2016a; PCAST 2014).
Since May 15, his government has been arresting human rights advocates — among them some of the most prominent Saudi women activists — in a crackdown that perpetuates long-standing Saudi repression.
We aimed to understand the processes which bring about and perpetuate long-term prescribing of opioids for chronic, non-cancer pain.
Despite withdrawals of our combat troops, the United States has ensnared itself in a self-perpetuating Long War now spreading to Mali.
We're finding these new members talk about their experiences via word of mouth and through their social media circles, perpetuating this long stretch of new-member growth.
I worked with Dr Gerald Braver (now deceased) who was very far along in his career and close to retirement; he had trained with T. H. Morgan, perpetuating the long and fruitful scientific history of Drosophila genetics.
Scholars such as the Academic Senate must join together, taking the lead to protect and perpetuate acceptable long term quality of life for humanity.
Khartoum's war aim has always been to perpetuate a long tradition of northern Arab domination of southern Sudan, in part to exploit southern oil deposits.
