This week, while Mr. Ríos Montt is under house arrest, Ms. Simon is reprinting her book "Guatemala: Eterna Primavera, Eterna Tirania," a chronicle of the worst of the war years that builds upon her 1988 volume "Guatemala Eternal Springg, Eternal Tyranny".
So deliberative theories of democracy build upon her understanding of power without finding it comprehensively implemented in reality [61, 68, 69].
In preparation for the role Walker visited a psychologist in order to build upon her characterisation.
Franquet doesn't create her tapestries from scratch; the artist builds upon her own cultural history as she reworks found tapestries with her own embroidered imagery and text.
And I know Ariela will continue to build upon her leadership in the lingerie industry through her innovative ideas and focus on empowerment.
Ms. Guiney trains staff throughout the world to build upon her modest vision that is now a grand window into the future.
Last year, Hadid was poised to build upon her stunning London Aquatic Centre and do for stadiums what she's done in transforming the way we think of railway stations, museums, and libraries by starting work on Tokyo Olympic project.
"We cannot go home now, but I try not to think too much about it," said Rachel Ngurainon, a young mother who was sitting outside two huts that she and her mother built upon their arrival four months ago.
Working from a detailed study of the 1956 Presidential election, the authors argued that a person's affinity for a party reflects a "psychological identification," built upon what her parents and friends think, that runs deeper than any intellectual preference.
