Sentence examples for agency elevation from inspiring English sources

It was the Washington advertising agency Elevation Ltd. that created Kegasus and gave him Facebook and Twitter accounts as well as a back story.

The opposition leader, Nawaz Sharif had a "notoriously difficult personality" while his family is noted to have "relied primarily on the army and intelligence agencies for political elevation".

As Lahore-based Kashmiris who relied primarily on the army and intelligence agencies for political elevation, the Sharifs lacked personal ties and common ground with most of Punjab's center-right politicians who hailed from the province's traditional feudal and industrial families.

Since 2006, scientists at the oceanic agency have digitally created elevation models for 20 coastal communities, and they expect to make more than 50 others.

The agency included recommended minimal elevations that buildings should now meet in order to minimize damage.

The work is based on the 2010 census and on improved estimates, compiled by federal agencies, of the land elevation near coastlines and of tidal levels throughout the country.

Instead of ruling out redevelopment in low-lying areas, the agency had essentially left floodplain elevations unchanged.

Ms. Mills will remain on the president's cabinet only as long as the SBA is an agency and the announcement of Ms. Mill's elevation to the cabinet was precluded by a proposal to collapse the SBA and five other federal agencies into one.

Instead of a groomed trail, intended to address snowmobilers' concerns about leaving higher-elevation terrain in emergencies, the agency expects to establish an egress path and erect signs.

Once the scientists develop an elevation model, they send it to the agency's Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory in Seattle.

His potential elevation to CIA director increases the chances that the agency and Senator Richard Burr, the North Carolina Republican on the Senate intelligence committee, will prevail in destroying the remaining classified copies of the report, currently caught in a legal limbo.