Voorbeelden van relegating

• It became customary to present definitions before examples and build general results first, relegating concrete applications to witty exercises.

• One result was that certain elitist and patriarchal practices found in rural society were replicated in church settings, relegating women to subservient and passive roles.

• Spatially peripheralizing the burial site, relegating the fallen revolutionaries to the urban edge, reduced its significance in the city's symbolic landscape.

• The central part takes up much more space (around 2), relegating the other parts to the roles of introduction (around 40) and conclusion (around 40).

• Seeing triadic interactions as the epicenter of development does not necessitate relegating cultural variability to the sidelines.

• Commercial and political spotlights are shining brightly on xenotransplantation, at least temporarily relegating safer policy options to the shadows.

• We disagree with relegating ecological validity to this secondary role.

• As the development intensifies, key activities are located in relation to a new major route, relegating the original roads to a secondary role.

• This approach seems overly simplistic, however, and relegating morphosyntax to the background in this question does not really help to solve the problem of word classes.

• Denying, therefore, does not mean reducing the informative load and interest of the utterance or relegating it to the background.

• One problem with these boundaries is their static character, which was caused, for instance, by relegating all contrary evidence about them into the footnotes of modern research papers.

• It provided opportunities to develop a reputation for leadership for only a few students, relegating the remainder of the cadets to a supporting role at best.

• Simply relegating the effects of religion to regional dummy variables fails to provide an accurate assessment of religion's importance.

• But many of the students are relegating class music teaching to one of their lowest choices of career for reasons that are, in a sense, the 'wrong' ones.

• Defending one’s national champions in the short term generally leads, in the longer term, to relegating them to the second division.