Sentence examples for practices that perpetuate from inspiring English sources

Mutual fund voting practices that perpetuate the status quo are on the agenda at a daylong symposium on Sept. 27 in Washington.

He defined ageism as a combination of three elements: prejudicial attitudes, discriminatory practices and institutional practices that perpetuate the negative stereotype.

At the same time that many cases of police misconduct involve over-enforcement, others, like practices that perpetuate historic gender bias and stereotypes and that result in failures to respond to sexual assault and domestic violence, involve under-enforcement.

It can take many forms, including prejudicial attitudes, discriminatory practices, or institutional policies and practices that perpetuate stereotypical beliefs (Smith, Bergeron, Cowart, Ahn, Towne, et al., 2016).

Another alarming trend is that Latinxs are unjustly targeted because of policies and practices that perpetuate their involvement in the criminal legal system and immigration system.

Time has come for African nations to implement the UN conventions on prevention of violence against women by identifying and ending all religious and cultural customs and practices that perpetuate violence against women.

Raewyn Connell's concept of hegemonic masculinity (Connell 1987) serves as an analytical instrument to identify those attitudes and practices among men that perpetuate gender inequality, involving both men's domination over women and the power of some men over other (often minority groups of) men.

While the judgment marks an important and welcome development on the issue of banning child marriages, a significant challenge remains with regards to the factors that perpetuate the practice.

Gee, could't be because of laws that perpetuate unfair pay practices and enable family-hostile work environments?

In addition, interventions must address the disadvantages adolescent girls face including harmful practices by families, communities and policymakers that perpetuate gender discrimination by assigning adolescent girls to sexual, domestic and caregiving roles.

Zambia recognizes that if the region is to respond to the epidemic effectively, it must confront the cultural practices, strengthen legislation and policies and challenge the factors that perpetuate these human rights abuses in this dangerous era of HIV/AIDS.