Sentence examples for would be perpetuated from inspiring English sources
Thus, the artisan in ceramics or sword making protected the skill while ensuring that it would be perpetuated.
They married in 1929 and named their first child Cynthia, so that the president's initials, C.C., would be perpetuated.
"If there is a history of racial or gender discrimination, it would be perpetuated by requiring an applicant to disclose their salary information".
Nevertheless, he was the repository of sacred power for the group, a symbol of its ties with the past, and the vehicle whereby these ties would be perpetuated for coming generations.
It calls for redistribution, but not nationalisation, of land; it provides for nationalisation of mines, banks, and monopoly industry, because big monopolies are owned by one race only, and without such nationalisation racial domination would be perpetuated despite the spread of political power.
"Whatever mistakes the gene transfer might make would be perpetuated to the next generation and beyond," says Geoffrey Watts, chair of the Nuffield Council of Bioethics' working group on the topic.
"You would be perpetuating a large undocumented population, with all these children growing up very much living in the shadows," said Hiroshi Motomura, an immigration law professor at the University of California, Los Angeles.
But, I decided I would be perpetuating the ridiculous, so I chose a human word in current vocabulary rotation.
Theobald claimed that Stephen had gained the throne through perjury, implying that if the archbishop crowned Eustace, Theobald would be perpetuating this crime.
Furthermore, it would validate use of a pen name to hide identities when crossing genres--making it that much easier for other authors to follow, which would be perpetuating the stigma.
"By initiating the process that would add the City of Detroit to the list of EM jurisdictions, another largely African American jurisdiction, the State would be perpetuating the discrimination on an even more egregious scale," Conyers wrote.
