But Mr. Rostenkowski's esteem and power on Capitol Hill eroded and then collapsed, starting in 1992, when a federal grand jury began investigating reports of wrongdoing in the House post office.
Present-day scholarship strongly suggests nevertheless that "new blood" was constantly entering the Ming civil service, that influential families did not monopolize or dominate the service, and that men regularly rose from obscurity to posts of great esteem and power on the basis of merit.
A second is self-serving enactment, the tendency to treat others in a way that serves your own need for self-esteem and power.
Government officials I've met in the past used to refer slightly sneeringly (I felt) to "lifestyle businesses", run more for self esteem that powering economic development.
Women's sense of self-esteem and power are tightly woven into our sexuality.
Equality doesn't consist of the distribution of a single good, such as wealth, but in overcoming unjust hierarchies of power, esteem and standing.
The final sessions of CPT focus on themes considered related to the experienced trauma: safety, trust, power, esteem and intimacy.
Cognition-focused therapy includes cognitive therapy, which addresses the meaning that people assign to early-life trauma; and cognitive-processing therapy, which combines a narrative element of exposure therapy with efforts to identify and modify unhelpful cognitions related to the themes of safety, trust, power, esteem, and intimacy (Resick and Schnicke 1992).
Mugabe sank in world esteem— His special powers made critics scream.
Therefore, bullies organize their self-esteem around strength, power, and physical superiority over others.
The youngest brother, Mark Bell (nicknamed Smelly), grew up with a learning disability but developed self-esteem as a power lifter.
