"Competition is the driving force for achieving advancement for the industry".
Furthermore, for each subtheme, we achieved advancements in robotic technology, new material development, and mechanical vibration and noise.
He also achieved advancements in education, including some progress toward desegregation.
Activists could soon find it difficult to keep their jobs or achieve advancement in their professions.
"I am promoting just the opposite: an ethnic identity and pride which impels us to work with others in the larger society to achieve advancement for the peoples of our cultures".
They can be insufferably smug, much more so than the people who knew they had achieved advancement not on their own merit but because they were, as somebody's son or daughter, the beneficiaries of nepotism.
Fletcher's masterful biography penetrates the myths surrounding Díaz de Vivar to expose a warrior who was neither a crusading zealot nor a nationalistic hero, but a man of his time: an ambitious, land-hungry mercenary who used his martial prowess to achieve advancement.
Up until one week before his death, MalcolmX continued to publicly advocate that black people should achieve advancement "by any means necessary".
Because, as Margaret Meade said, it's people like that, those few people who can organize, who can assert themselves, who actually achieve advancement for all us, the entire human race.
She works with senior female executives on developing their authentic leadership style, boosting their confidence and identifying the internal blocks that may that prevent them from achieving career advancement.
One of the most common obstacles identified by women faculty members in achieving career advancement goals is clinical workload.
