Sentence examples for perpetuation for from inspiring English sources

Many of the players themselves and their international supporters now involved in the wars in and around Congo have preferred not to understand either the genocide or its perpetuation for more than a year by the UN's camps in Zaire.

They have many functions in the onset and perpetuation, for example, of asthma [ 9].

It seems to exist for the perpetuation of itself--for the erecting of grandiose temples of brick and mortar and for the care of pastors and the salaried administrative staff.

Satyavati coaxed Vyasa to have niyoga with his brother's widows, saying: "from affection for thy brother Vichitravirya, for the perpetuation of our dynasty, for the sake of this Bhishma's request and my command, for kindness to all creatures, for the protection of the people and from the liberality of thy heart, O sinless one, it behooveth thee to do what I say".

Being part of an industry that was created specifically for the creation of jobs, for the perpetuation of small businesses, for the new avenues to access capital -- and all of it happening online -- The JOBS Act was designed to stimulate job creation and some online finance companies have been operating under this new legislation to provide capital and credit to thousands of Americans.

Any further fighting is just a perpetuation of suffering for innocent civilians and loss in of lives and more destruction".

The authors note that the goal of cognitive behavioral therapy, the type of psychotherapy tested in the study, is to change the psychological factors "assumed to be responsible for perpetuation of the participant's symptoms and disability".

This study provides experimental evidence for perpetuation of immunological memory through idiotypic network interactions.

The c2 locus begins to function some minutes later, and its continued activity is necessary for perpetuation of the lysogenic state.

Critics of the KMT's program for a centralized national culture regard it as institutionalized ethnic discrimination, and point to the loss of several indigenous languages and a perpetuation of shame for being an aborigine as the direct result of what has been referred to as Han chauvinism.

Our study shows that the dysregulation of AMPs in IBD mucosa is the consequence of inflammation, but may be responsible for perpetuation of inflammation due to ineffective clearance of microorganisms.