In a starkly narrow interpretation, he said free speech existed to perpetuate the process of self-government; therefore, he wrote, only explicitly political speech about governing was protected.
The unintended consequence of support for the HRA is that it perpetuates the process of juridification – leaving rights as an issue to be dealt with by the judiciary, and marginalising the people from any active role in the defence of liberty.
As a result, I have argued that: The unintended consequence of support for the Human Rights Act (HRA) is that it perpetuates the process of juridification – leaving rights as an issue to be dealt with by the judiciary, and marginalising the people from any active role in the defence of liberty.
The plan seeks to perpetuate the process begun over 42 years ago, in which Palestinian Jerusalemites live within delimited and disconnected population centers (see Ir Amim's 2009 Jerusalem demographic map).
As such, the repeat trauma of the injections and intra-articular fluid may have perpetuated the process.
Children undergo a process of civilization so that, when the rest of us have kicked it, they can perpetuate the civilization we spent our lives perpetuating so that, when they have children of their own, those children might continue perpetuating the perpetuating process, and on and on in perpetuity.
TNF-α has been demonstrated to be one of the main pro-inflammatory molecules causing and/or perpetuating the PUK process [4].
The potential therefore exists for quiescent inflammatory bowel disease to become reactivated as a result of an inflammatory insult, thus perpetuating the disease process (McCormack et al. 2001).
Failure to close the epidermis prevents the targeting of new blood vessels because, in addition to perpetuating the inflammatory process, the formation of a VEGF concentration gradient is impaired without an epidermis (Eilken and Adams, 2010).
