Sentence examples for set to perpetuate from inspiring English sources

Given the banning of the Muslim Brotherhood and the lack of other strong parties with nationwide followings, the formula looks set to perpetuate the legislative hold of powerful clans and local businessmen.

Framing pregnancy as a synonymous condition to bodily injury is a dangerous and erroneous mind-set to perpetuate.

Our government is set up to perpetuate the exclusionary model of the late 20th century, designed to support unsustainable and inequitable use of natural and financial resources.

Well, hopefully, by then we will have done away with a copyright scheme set up to perpetuate obsolete business practices and it won't be so shocking to want to make a copy of something.

The nature of the programs as gigantic by-pass operations, set to avoid the negative influence of the bureaucracy, tends to be perpetuated' [ 50, 56].

The statutes helped to perpetuate a set of values that equated pure ancestry, orthodoxy, and personal honour.

A tight-knit group of Englishwomen (Dame Maggie Smith, Dame Judi Dench, Joan Plowright) try to perpetuate their set ways in Florence before World War II.

Tito leaves behind a set of institutions designed to perpetuate one-party rule.

"They do not want to perpetuate the use of torture".

What cycles do we continue to perpetuate?

We've been one of the earliest thinkers and innovators in-market and have an environmental and social agenda around our business as well as a good idea of what we'd like to perpetuate so we should set the gold standard.