Príklady relegate

• In this part, computational methods are relegated to the background, and the focus is on the economics.

• Nationalism relegates religion to a secondary, and even inessential, principle of a stable and legitimate political order and thus challenges traditionalist conservatism.

• In this economic framework, which is unfamiliar to the clinician, the level of current disability is relegated to a subsidiary position.

• 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.

• The wider impacts of experiencing a language and communication problem have often been relegated to the educational domains.

• In this scheme, dissolution was relegated to the status of an instrumental first step that facilitates combinative activity.

• Women were relegated to a subordinate position in society.

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

• At the same time, public meeting places, notably the zango, were devalued and relegated to the interior of individual houses.

• Therefore, societies with non-inscribed representations of the past had been relegated to 'historyless' societies.

• While military procurements were important, diplomatic niceties such as recognition were relegated to a lesser sphere.

• We have not calculated this correction and have relegated the effect of large viscosity ratios to the numerical investigation that is reported in 995-6.

• Here again psychologists can work together with biologists to understand behavior that might otherwise be relegated to the category of irrational biases.

• In other words, such behavior is obnoxious, subject to public criticism, and relegated to physicians who provide a "diagnosis" for it.

• Despite all their efforts, they were relegated to the wings and to small bit parts.