Examples of sidelining

• Freyhofer concentrates on the medical experiments, sidelining such crimes as 'euthanasia' and enforced sterilisation.

• Careers officers and advisers should promote the armed services as a positive career instead of sidelining them.

• That can lead to recriminations, retaliation, unreasonable discrimination, failure to promote, sidelining and all the other things that some good public servants experience.

• It is also prepared to abolish export subsidies and duty on imports from developing countries, which will result in the sidelining of our agricultural products.

• Sidelining this section of the debate once again will not help us, in my opinion, to break the deadlock.

• Very little has been left out under what is known as the sidelining procedures.

• I accept that the question of sidelining is a significant issue here.

• It may be consistent with what we believe is the hidden agenda; namely, the sidelining of local authorities.

• The creation of the agency represents an enhanced status for teacher training, not a sidelining or relegation.

• They want to look at the first statement of the evidence to see whether they want to request sidelining.

• He asked them to be particularly frank, and he said that because it expected them to be frank we would be particularly careful about sidelining.

• I am merely pointing out that there was sidelining.

• Presumably he was a party to the sidelining about which he is complaining?

• I doubt very much whether they would regard the suggestion of some kind of sidelining or censoring procedure as a workable solution.

• To focus on trafficking only as crime means sidelining the support and services needed by the victims of trafficking.