Sentence examples for we should perpetuate from inspiring English sources

We should perpetuate this state of affairs by maintaining vigilant containment, a policy the rest of the world regards as preferable and effective.

Elizabeth Ball Glenview, Ill., March 15 , 2009• To the Editor: I thought we'd pretty well settled in 1954 that segregation's stigma was not something American schools should perpetuate.

It is unfortunate that the American branch of the movement he founded should perpetuate them.

It beggars belief that our law should perpetuate such a draconian message.

But he denies that: "I thought, given what Dad had done and did do for so many years, someone should perpetuate and prolong the name Sheen".

Her new show, "Skylark: Marcovicci Sings Mercer," at the Oak Room of the Algonquin Hotel, a tribute to the songwriter Johnny Mercer, who would have turned 100 on Nov. 18 (Ms. Marcovicci turned 61 the same day), should perpetuate her reign as the queen of high-class cabaret nostalgia.

Or maybe it's just the opposite: The working world should perpetuate our ability to learn.

Yet, such a fundamentalist position relegates vital information beyond the archaeologist's grasp, a situation that no discipline should perpetuate.

He focused on positive reinforcement, which should perpetuate itself after he hauled in the pass that appeared destined to hit the Kyle Field turf Saturday.

Olivia Colman plays the monarch, who is more concerned with her self-image and 17 bunnies than whether or not she should perpetuate England's war with France.

This process should perpetuate the supply of iron within the infected cells.