Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi needs the military perhaps more than anyone else if she is to advance politically.
President Trump "modeled violence as a way to advance politically and validated bullying during and after the campaign," Mines wrote in Foreign Policy.
He probably did this because, having no private income, he wished to secure patronage to help him advance politically.
Stevens had been told by fellow attorney (and future president) James Buchanan that he could advance politically if he joined them, but Stevens could not support Jackson, out of principle.
Her historic speech at the UN Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing in 1995 not only galvanized women around the world, it helped spawn a movement that led to advances politically, legally, economically, and socially for women in many countries over the next decade.
At the height of the Cold War during the 1950s it concentrated on advancing – both politically and financially – the activities of private bodies, and as such had a significant influence on their anticommunist thinking.
And then by the 1880s, he stood aghast in his later years to discover that his innovation, a dry and portable explosive he called "dynamite," could equally be deployed to advance nations politically through inflicting death and war with an efficiency that war had never experienced before.
They seek to advance themselves politically and economically, yet seem to do so without sacrificing solidarity with other racial groups, particularly neighboring African Americans.
At one time, you could have argued that instead of advancing marijuana politically, demonstrations like the Smoke Downs do more to damage its reputation socially, which is a battle unto itself.
