(1) The multi-millionaire has kept close ties with the university where he studied politics from 1971 to 1974.

(2) Most young women respond to the politics of women's studies by staying away in droves.

(3) He took an active interest in politics and was closely associated with the Fine Gael party for which he was a major fund raiser.

(4) The university can only provide a small range of subjects including language, history, politics , law and philosophy.

(5) Global economics depends on that kind of cooperation; global politics builds on it.

(6) And then there's the considerable amount of office politics associated with the beverage behemoth.

(7) As much as politics are a common ground, so is grief, and the two of them had that in common as well.

(8) They have no idea how to intervene politically in global politics .

(9) The point was made another way yesterday by Martin Shaw, professor of international relations and politics at Sussex University.

(10) He said gossip and canny office politics were far more common activities for men than most people realise.

(11) It is with this perspective that the editor uses cultural and social material in his study of politics in Libya.

(12) He studied politics and history at Glasgow University, and went to Pennslyvania to take a post-graduate course.

(13) States are no longer the key actors in global politics .

(14) A politics lecturer

(15) We need something besides religion and politics to debate over our beers, lattes, cuppas or sports waters.

(16) The participants at the Cairo conference were commemorating an age when Third World solidarity changed global politics .

(17) The pathways are theology, pastoral studies, social admin, law, politics and economics.

(18) As usual, the old dowager's preoccupation with color and markings had more to do with politics than aesthetics.

(19) He continues to proudly hold himself as a man of the left, remaining well aware of the political and financial forces at work in global politics .

(20) In any war, the main victims are members of the general public who do not have any direct association with politics and power.