Every nation seeks to perpetuate itself.

This is a system that is going to perpetuate itself.

It's very easy to see how it aims to perpetuate itself.

This is not to perpetuate the evil

Such a tribute was long overdue.

A museum to mark that horrible day

How to memorialize slavery and the slave trade?

This will perpetuate the division between creditor and debtor countries.

Failure to do so could only perpetuate the suffering of the Afghan people.

Eurasianet reports that since his death classes have been dedicated to memorializing Karimov's life.

The motion for adjournment revealed an intention to perpetuate discrimination in international relations.

Today, Qaddafi s successors on the National Transitional Council (NTC) are perpetuating the dualistic authority that he created.

When social organizations are limited and weak, as in Venezuela, this concentration of resources means that concentrated political power can perpetuate itself by reducing huge parts of the economy to dependent clients.

Consistent with this position, we strongly condemn the continuous efforts of certain segments of South African society to perpetuate the system of apartheid.

This has also involved the elimination of provisions and practices that are based on racism and operate to perpetuate racial discrimination.

Any attempt to internationalize the issues or perpetuate the existence of bodies dedicated to internationalizing the issues will lead us nowhere.

The past despite rituals that seek to commemorate historic moments is obliterated by an addiction to the now and the new.

That having been said, we believe that insisting at this stage on taking a decision by consensus on this particular issue would only perpetuate the current impasse.

Right, in one of the areas that was a Greek colony... and it was to commemorate an important battle over a group that the Greeks would have looked at as barbarians.

So I was thinking about my own life, and how I'd like to memorialize my life, you know, for the ages, and also (Laughter) the lives of my friends, but the problem with this is that my friends aren't quite keen on the idea of me taxidermy ing them.

Indeed, today's peronismo , known officially as the Partido Justicialista, unites individuals only in a desire to perpetuate their power.

In 1991, both of his albums were released on CD in South Africa for the first time, which helped preserve his fame.

They still seek to perpetuate their monopoly in nuclear weaponry and to justify legally the continued possession of these weapons.

Such desperate attempts to perpetuate an apartheid system that has already claimed countless lives and trampled on majority rights must not be allowed to succeed.

This is early for Romanticism, but still, we've clearly left Neoclassicism behind and we see artists beginning to take on this contemporary subject matter at the request of Napoleon who wants to document his rule and to use art as a kind of way to aggrandize himself.

After Walt Disney's death in 1966, Roy postponed his retirement to oversee construction of what was then known as Disney World.

The answer is, because while the United Nation's central refugee agency helps refugees resettle, The United Nation's Palestinian refugee agency helps perpetuate their status by applying unique criteria.

With the Republican controlled Congress seeking to make the tax cuts for the rich permanent, the world is beginning to realize that America s budget deficits are now entrenched, with no end in sight.

One famous nobleman, Lord Sakai, was an avid fisherman, and, when he made a large catch, he wanted to preserve the memory of the large, red sea bream.

Palestinian terrorist organizations have time and time again exploited Israeli goodwill gestures and manipulated social realities to perpetuate terror attacks against Israelis.

So instead, I turned to video, and video is the next best way to preserve and memorialize someone and to capture a specific moment in time.

A small country like Israel, lacking a serious demographic foundation or favorable geopolitical conditions, could never perpetuate its presence in occupied territories, Talmon argued.

And eurozone member states have agreed to perpetuate this financial stability mechanism from 2013 onwards, and even to amend the Lisbon treaty to avoid any legal ambiguity.

The IMF s attempt to enshrine capital market liberalization in its charter, coming as it did in the middle of the 1990 s Asian financial crisis, was a public relations disaster.

In this way they would show their determination to check and then eradicate this scourge, while also presenting a deterrent to those who, for personal gain, would like to see it perpetuated.

Senator Henry Martin Scoop Jackson in 1983, the Seattle Port Commission voted to change the name of the airport to Henry M. Jackson International Airport.

Speak for yourself.

However, benefits derived from overseas remittances which are largely utilized for consumption rather than investment purposes can perpetuate dependence on other economies.

ItSelf

Yourself?

Me. I like me.

Myself?

Their loans were designed to perpetuate Africa s role as a supplier of raw materials, while entangling the continent in an inextricable web of debts and dependency on the aid industry.

Once selected, the six new permanent members would hold on to their privileged status in perpetuity, regardless of how well they carried out their responsibilities on behalf of the general membership.

Agreeing that the issuance of legal tender coins commemorating the fiftieth anniversary would be a fitting way for States to honour and provide a suitable lasting memento of this historic occasion,