relegate造句

relegate old files to the storeroom

Such devices may relegate Moore's Law to secondary status.

She likes to relegate difficult questions to her colleagues.

They want to relegate the team to a police force.

Denis Law DID NOT relegate Manchester United. Birmingham City did.

This support energy does not by any relegate 2 s to subordinate positions.

If being single can sometimes relegate a woman to the background, divorce can be traumatic.

Mr. Taylor relegate his project to his son after he have ret.

To relegate or confine to a lower or outer limit or edge, as of social standing.

In fact, you even relegate font sizes to the proverbial dust heap, and use percentages.

Therefore, even having the best interests of handicapped people in mind, you relegate them into a position of secondary order.

McDonald knows that making such dramatic changes means you can't just relegate technology to the IT department.

By 2030, India could also take third spot to relegate Japan to fourth, the business consultancy said.

If you say this is the most important, then you relegate the other facts of life to a secondary position.

A neglect of appropriate gender distinctions and segregation between male and female would relegate the human order to the level of an animal society.

"Rather than relegate the storage to secondary status, the 'vault' plays a key role in shaping the museum experience from entry to exit, " said the museum.

All you can do is jump out of the current context and relegate that problem to a higher context. This is what happens when you throw an exception.

Liu Zongyuan was still encountered relegate life with dedication to the ideals and reality, short self-regulation through landscape gardening was not enable him to go beyond the obstacles.

In short, though Mr Perry may have looked a touch less poised than Mr Romney, the debate did not render a decisive verdict. It did, however, relegate the remaining participants to the second rank.

Archives are tools of power and while they always seem to start in a fairly benign fashion, they inevitable relegate everything outside the archive to the status of unimportant or irrelevant.

He enjoyed the moon in Chibi, planted willows in the West Lake and was a poet. He could relegate Huangzhou to "the Yangtze River around Guo Zhiyumei" and Huizhou to "three hundred litchis a day". His joy of life even showed such a direct appetite.