She remained a member of Parliament until the 1992 election and was subsequently elevated, as a peeress for life, to the House of Lords.
"I think the great disappointment with Gillian Triggs is I don't think the institution which she serves has been elevated as a result of her tenure," Morrison told a reporter.
In most mountain belts, terrains have been elevated as a result of crustal shortening by the thrusting of one block or slice of crust over another and/or by the folding of layers of rock.
In the post-Cold War era, when funding anticommunist governments became a less important criteria for the United States and its allies, promoting democracy was elevated as a criterion in foreign aid programs.
"Elevationism" is mentioned throughout the insert, which Mr. Deitchman says means that "when you go to Revel, you experience something you've never experienced before — you feel elevated as a result of it".
Although the company says it cannot attribute all of its gains to the halftime sponsorship, "the image of our brand has been elevated as a result of the tie-ins with these major events," said Baratta, who added that the company's core customers, men ages 25 to 54, were the biggest group of Super Bowl viewers.
Plasma renin activity is also elevated as a result of a decrease in circulating blood volume.
Insulin levels may be further elevated as a consequence of OSA in obese children.
During the Late Cretaceous and Early Palaeocene, former graben structures were elevated as a result of inversion tectonics.
Once the skin and fascia were elevated as a unit, dissection was carried out distally until the pivot point was reached.
The diaphragm becomes elevated as a result of being pushed cephalad by the uterus, impeding the functional residual capacity by at least 20%[25]].
