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In January 2012, President Obama elevated the position of the agency's administrator to his cabinet.

One month later he elevated the position of counsel to cabinet status and assigned his old friend the job of negotiating the legalities of the pardon of Richard Nixon.

When Michael Chertoff took over DHS in 2005, he elevated the position of cyber security from a director to an assistant secretary, an action widely supported by industry.

second half of fifth century) made Skanda (Kumara) their model and elevated the position of Skanda's foster mothers, the Matrikas from a cluster of folk goddesses to court goddesses.

And a taboo that still surrounds mental health isolates those experiencing mental illness and elevates the position of the social worker as they become seen as the accepting, non-judgmental friend.

These qualities gave Huxley the levers necessary to elevate the position of science in British society, and he helped to build a social order in which science and professionalism replaced classics and patronage.

He embarked on a strongly nationalistic policy that was chauvinistic and anti-Chinese at home and irredentist and pro-Japanese abroad, and he set out to elevate the position of the military especially the army, in which he held the rank of field marshal and to portray it as the defender of the country.

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"I think what you want to do is elevate the position of women, so there's women everywhere doing really cutting-edge, hard stuff in the view of little girls," Aronson says.

This serves to erroneously promote the idea that health is achieved by health care alone, and elevates the position and role of biomedicine in solutions, policy responses, and investment, distorting the broader determinants of health and threatening the success of proposed interventions.

Mr. Olsen was elevated to the position of chargé d'affaires and was acting ambassador from December 1972 until April 1974.