Sentence examples similar to propagate justice from inspiring English sources
Brown used the literary greats such as Voltaire, Milton and Joyce to propagate the idea that fairness, justice and equality had been defining British ideals that have formed the way we are.
But no one can fail to detect the gleeful humour and wry justice in the lampoons propagated by the Badfort tribe, even as they applaud the righteous wrath with which Uncle "kicks up" offenders 50 feet into the air.
Hellenic Nomarchy was widely read during the late Ottoman rule among Greeks, and propagated the ideals of freedom, social justice and equality as the main principles of every well-governed society.
The UK's morally dubious and socially damaging practice of capitalising on young people's desperation to find work needs to be questioned, particularly when this system is propagated by organisations claiming to advance social justice and equality.
In an uncanny echo of the concerns of Lucía Pinochet, Allende explained that she had established a Salvador Allende Foundation to "teach the youth of today about my father's ideals of social justice" and to counteract the misinformation about him propagated during the Pinochet years.
Rawls would argue that Occupy is fully justified in its criticism of the political and economic structures that propagate massive concentrations of wealth; he saw the "basic structure" of society as the "primary subject of justice".
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Instead, they come together to propagate hatred.
Q. Is it possible to propagate clematis?
