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It would elevate the teams that joined.

Most important, it would elevate the little-known president of the State Senate, Donald T. DiFrancesco, to acting governor, serving out Mrs. Whitman's last year in office, a promotion that Mr. DiFrancesco has long yearned for, since it would allow him to run as an incumbent.

Second, it would "elevate" the federal CIO position so that the position reports to the director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) instead of the deputy director, as it stands now.

It would elevate corporations to the level of nations, allowing foreign companies to directly sue governments in private trade tribunals over laws and policies that corporations alledge reduce their profits.

Liberals support the idea because it would elevate 50m Americans above the poverty line overnight.

As new waves of immigrants reached our shores after the second world war, the implicit pledge was elaborated into the idea for immigrants that even if their own hard work did not lift them into a new social class, it would elevate their children into the ever-growing ranks of the middle class.

Four printers were part of Brook Farm at the time and members of the community believed it would elevate their status as leaders of the movement as well as provide additional income.

It would elevate clinical practice in the management of dementia patients and offer clinicians a positive, low cost approach to improving life quality of families struggling with this devastating disease.

If approved, it would elevate military spending to levels unseen since at least the 1980s, when adjusted for inflation.

It would elevate a second-rank outfit of mobsters and extortionists and render them human.

It would put him in a different category of sportsmen and superstars in this country; it would elevate him to a whole new level.