"I'm worried about the image that will be perpetuated that South Africa is a corrupt country.
Left to themselves, he told Mr. Kamal, the Arabs "will never resolve the problem, and the Israeli occupation will be perpetuated".
These tragedies create a climate, almost an expectation, that will be perpetuated through much, though mercifully not all, of Margaret's own story.
These are not challenges that should be added to the £9,000 fees revolution, they are defining features that will be perpetuated by it.
In order to keep both collections intact, "ensuring that appreciation and education about African-American art and literature will be perpetuated," he has established the Walter O.
If the funding be wrong in 2017 it will be perpetuated and if circumstances and aspirations change after that date they will be presumably irrelevant.
Parent choice, league tables, residential geography, too much permissible selection and the desire of individual schools to maximise their results make it almost inevitable that a hierarchy of schools will be perpetuated.
If a person enters an Internet search request in the wrong format, or lacks the manual dexterity to click onto precisely the desired spot, the mistake will be perpetuated by the machine.
Moreover, 40 years of social science have taught us that such biases will be perpetuated unless they're intentionally interrupted, and people who think they work for meritocracies are less likely to do what it takes to interrupt them.
In response to an e-mail question about Mr. Ghesquière's departure, Lionel Vermeil, the spokesman for Balenciaga, sent the following statement: "Clearly the tradition of high creativity, coming from Cristobal Balenciaga's time, will be perpetuated, and the future of Balenciaga will not be mainstream and will remain faithful to the DNA of the house and its creative principles".
