This is not exactly relegating behavioral health in the back seat.
|
|
He has an odd habit of relegating key points to footnotes.
|
|
Militarizing American foreign policy while relegating diplomacy will bring no victories.
|
|
We'd deal with that by immediately relegating that team to the ECHL.
|
|
He would carry 32 states, relegating Humphrey to winning mostly northeastern states.
|
|
And by relegating Giuliana Rancic to the hinterlands of The Roosevelt Hotel, E!
|
|
Dating an immigrant means relegating yourself to dealing with paperwork and tight deadlines.
|
|
Suddenly on Tuesday night, Biden won the Bay State -- relegating home state Sen.
|
|
By relegating women to the smaller stages, Coachella is effectively limiting their opportunities.
|
|
Identity politics failed spectacularly this cycle, relegating Democrats to isolated coastal and urban enclaves.
|
|
Schooling took the gold, relegating Phelps to share second place with two other swimmers.
|
|
It is weak on labor and environmental protections, relegating them to unenforceable side agreements.
|
|
We will definitely be more guided by the technology, relegating mundane tasks to ambient intelligence.
|
|
Busch also passed Larson near the end of the second stage, relegating Larson to third.
|
|
We have made the previous mistakes of relegating the enemy to a singular entity, i.e.
|
|
Humanity will soon take another giant step toward relegating all human contact to virtual spaces.
|
|
Shame on the NYT for relegating the story about the woman to the Styles section.
|
|
And relegating a criminal act to just a feature of the brain isn't how people work.
|
|
Thus relegating this movie to the status of an oldies collection, albeit a particularly rabid one.
|
|
In particular, we'll throw poorer and rural people under the bus, relegating them to subpar services.
|
|
The campaign has focused on identity and values, relegating the economy to a rare subsidiary role.
|
|
The industry always turns its back, relegating a once A-list star to demeaning bit parts.
|
|
Malado Baldwin: They brought up good points about all-female shows relegating women to the sidelines.
|
|
She tried to be all sly, relegating this very exciting tidbit of information into an Instagram caption.
|
|
Instead of looking to the future, this nation is relegating itself to the cynicism of the past.
|
|
After relegating Cersei to the gallery, he announces that henceforth, all trials by combat will be outlawed.
|
|
It's done this by withdrawing 469, listing another 109 as inactive and relegating 282 to 'long term.
|
|
The larger Chinese goal is to dominate Eurasia, which means relegating Russia to a second-tier power.
|
|
Previously, Vevo's own sales force had first dibs on the videos, relegating Google to automated, remnant ad sales.
|
|
Glossing over them—or worse, relegating them to fine print—only does a disservice to would-be patients.
|
|
With occasional exceptions, both parties have rejected non-interventionism, relegating it to the sidelines, refusing it a hearing.
|
|
Mr. Meyers did just that in the 21993s, scattering the series and relegating it to obscurity, until now.
|
|
To make sense of this deal, you have to avoid relegating Promontory into the small box of financial services.
|
|
The movie does Dom and Agustín a disservice by relegating their plots to the sidelines, and that's a shame.
|
|
But the F.B.I., by relegating the dossier to an appendix, deliberately separated it from the larger intelligence-community report.
|
|
For too long, political discourse has refused to address them by relegating them to the margins of public life.
|
|
By relegating her surroundings to traces of their past selves, Ms. Bucher was willing a new world into existence.
|
|
But relegating Mikey Likes It's relationship to hip-hop to just taste ignores what's special about the shop itself.
|
|
And patriarchal norms pervade society as a whole, relegating many of us to subordinate roles and the domestic sphere.
|
|
Combining Fiat Chrysler and Renault would have created the world's third largest carmaker, relegating General Motors (GM) to fourth spot.
|
|
Claure highlighted that Neumann had relinquished his voting rights to the board, relegating the cofounder to a board-observer role.
|
|
They have given a younger generation of Colombians a clear way to start relegating this war to the history books.
|
|
She reiterated during the first week this year that relegating top players to smaller courts showed a lack of respect.
|
|
The change has dinged ad revenue, relegating publisher content to an entirely separate and largely avoidable section of the app.
|
|
Influential index provider MSCI said it was no longer considering relegating Nigerian stocks from its widely-tracked frontier market index.
|
|
Until Arthur Ashe Stadium opened in 1997, relegating Armstrong to second-tier status, the "Lou" was the place to be.
|
|
" O'Brien said she had to talk those making the decision out of relegating her to a "co-tournament director option.
|
|
But Mayfield was granted an extra year of eligibility and returned for the 2017 season, relegating Murray to backup duty.
|
|
Her testimony sliced her family into factions, relegating her to years of exile, and it may have stifled her career.
|
|
In neighboring Baden-Württemberg, the Greens have become the strongest party, relegating Ms. Merkel's conservatives to junior partners in government.
|
|
While Outteridge won Olympic gold in 2012, Burling got his revenge in 2016 in Rio, relegating his rival to silver.
|
|
It's purposefully simplified, relegating all of your moves to basic swipes of the touchscreen, but the controls work surprisingly well.
|
|
Mr. Ryan insisted that by relegating health care to private insurers, competition would lead to lower prices and higher quality.
|
|
He's taken her out of the lineup for the first official episode, relegating her to being in charge of the audience.
|
|
The film focusses on the tug-of-war of male emotional kvetching between the two, relegating their bandmates as glorified extras.
|
|
Most automakers have indicated interest in keeping control of the master interfaces, relegating Android Auto and CarPlay to "apps" within them.
|
|
Sanctions and unrest have sidelined Iran, Libya, Venezuela and to some extent Nigeria, largely relegating them to bystanders within OPEC negotiations.
|
|
Now, the authorities who run China's airports are giving women — or relegating them to, some might say — their own security line.
|
|
Our democracy is undermined by relegating people to a temporary status and denying them the opportunity for immigration status and citizenship.
|
|
So, instead of relegating savings as the thing you maaaybe do after all of your other spending has happened, analyze your budget.
|
|
Archival audio footage from Johnson recounts the story of the first Pride Parade relegating the "transvestites" to the back of the parade.
|
|
Is there a chance that the market is too harsh in relegating the asset-management stocks to the "terminal decline" bargain bin?
|
|
In the current political milieu, anti-trade proponents have the upper hand, relegating vocal champions of free trade to a tiny minority.
|
|
But relegating these conditions to the far reaches of the internet is unlikely to help people and will likely make things worse.
|
|
The great danger is that, in America's two-party system, standing outside a party means relegating yourself and your movement to insignificance.
|
|
If he had his druthers, Al would just as soon make drug-dealing his day job, relegating rap to a side gig.
|
|
Lawmakers should demonstrate what it means to actually support the troops, rather than just revere them, by relegating Feres to the dustbin.
|
|
And there's something about catching virtual animals and relegating them to tiny spherical prisons that makes home quarantine feel not so bad.
|
|
Okay, this is super gross and I'm sorry in advance, but does relegating it to a hand job count as social distancing?
|
|
Part of that involves the image of Muslims some shows convey, often relegating them to faceless or ill-defined roles as stock villains.
|
|
I unwittingly started to think about my life in that way, relegating the in-between periods between these major milestones as mere filler.
|
|
However, up until recently, Terada's music was hard to find abroad, relegating his music to a pretty small audience of serious crate-diggers.
|
|
Its goal is noise reduction, accomplished by banishing gradients, funky fonts, and drop shadows, and by relegating all-caps to little "BUY" buttons.
|
|
Hopefully, she has since retired the piece of jewelry, relegating it to a gift that she keeps in the back of her closet.
|
|
We have a way of relegating indigenous peoples to the past, so stories that are taking place today rarely resonate with mainstream journalists.
|
|
Voters here are accustomed to playing the role of referee, deciding the candidates who will go on and relegating others to the sidelines.
|
|
It also cannot be put in full-screen mode or resized, relegating your viewing area to a small portion of your actual screen.
|
|
The right spent the last decade relegating Democrats to a position of powerlessness they hadn't known in nearly a century, and for what?
|
|
For more than a decade, I managed to keep my dysphoria at bay, relegating thoughts of my gender identity to moments of solitude.
|
|
More than 70 million people now have criminal records that authorize legal discrimination against them, relegating them to a permanent second-class status.
|
|
Thus, Israel would extend its sovereignty over the Palestinian West Bank while relegating its indigenous inhabitants to a limited autonomy in isolated enclaves.
|
|
It hurt when Steinbrenner signed the free agent Goose Gossage soon after the 1977 season, relegating Lyle to the role of setup man.
|
|
Instead, Mr. Trump has simply sidelined the security council and its role in coordinating foreign policy, relegating it to on-the-fly improvisation.
|
|
For some reason, Google is relegating that lower-left dimension counter to the view that comes up when you click on a thumbnail.
|
|
It's not exactly their fault: economic and technological forces are increasingly relegating the concept of level playing fields to introductory economics text books.
|
|
Face ID — into our collective vocabulary, relegating the home button to less expensive models, and officially kicking off the era of the $1,000 smartphone.
|
|
Centrist voters recognize those in the Republican Party are closer to mirroring their ideals, thus relegating the Democratic Party to its most extreme members.
|
|
The titillating and gory details of any one case narrow readers' focus onto particular bad actors, relegating law enforcement to a largely offscreen menace.
|
|
The objects in the exhibit comprise a vibrant history of uprisings, provocations, and world building, but how do we avoid relegating resistance to the past?
|
|
A 2007 documentary also cited a Parisian restaurant that refused to seat black diners on the ground floor, instead relegating them to the upper levels.
|
|
For example, a great thinker like Octavio Paz wasn't a liberal, he was democratic but the idea of relegating culture to the market horrified him.
|
|
Wednesday was no different, as head coach Jason Kidd moved Greg Monroe back into the starting five while relegating Miles Plumlee back to the bench.
|
|
I chuckled at the idea of the school relegating a popular work of fiction like Prozac Nation to a library pregnant with ancient, academic textbooks.
|
|
However, relegating her to the sell-out category because she's committed to her lofty political aspirations, Louboutins, and full-coverage foundation is problematic as well.
|
|
So relegating Discover content further down the line might not sit well with publishers, who create their channels specifically for Snapchat each and every day.
|
|
Unfortunately for him, four minutes earlier German Patrick Lange became the first, relegating Aernouts to second place on the lava fields of the Big Island.
|
|
That a larger portion of the population is now able to identify permutations of patriarchy is probably ultimately more useful than relegating the movement to academia.
|
|
The United States would be its only friend and ally -- relegating Washington to a role equally isolated from mainstream opinion throughout the region and far beyond.
|
|
Protectionist policies — especially toward China — are now a rare point on which many Democrats and Trump agree, relegating formerly bold Republican free traders to the sidelines.
|
|
Buying into the misconception that advocating and negotiating for yourself is only for "pushy broads" is like relegating women to a permanent Mad Men secretary status.
|
|
Protectionist policies especially toward China are now a rare point on which many Democrats and Trump agree, relegating formerly bold Republican free traders to the sidelines.
|
|
The retailer has come under criticism in the past for relegating these sizes exclusively to online — and it seems to be taking the consumer reaction seriously.
|
|
But relegating him to the bullpen for a second straight year could affect Price's self-confidence and jeopardize the Red Sox' long-term investment in him.
|
|
Back at Scarlet Magazine, Jane is furious because a man has been hired to take over the digital division, relegating Jacqueline (Melora Hardin) to print editor.
|
|
The HomePod might never get enough traction for developers to take it seriously, relegating it to also-ran status like the Windows Phone in the smartphone race.
|
|
This is said to help improve fuel economy by relegating acceleration to a mild-hybrid setup, and this could prove to be the cause of my frustration.
|
|
So Apple is relegating the technology it once called the future of multi-touch to what it really was: An add-on power feature for pro users.
|
|
Belarus, through Anton Kushnir in Sochi and Alexi Grishin at Vancouver, have claimed gold at the past two games, twice relegating the Chinese competitor to third place.
|
|
The Republicans have been notoriously cagey about what exactly their replacement for Obamacare will look like, relegating their work on it to private briefings and secret committees.
|
|
Whether it was good for Facebook shareholders—or risks relegating the company to a position behind Google in a line for the President's ear—is less certain.
|
|
Under this model, unbiased (accurate) reporting is left behind, relegating mainstream media, with its veneer and general adherence to fact-based and balanced reporting, as increasingly irrelevant.
|
|
"I wasn't aware of Yana's mistake because I was backstage changing costumes for my next ribbon routine," she said after relegating her Russian teammate to the silver.
|
|
Similarly, they afford employees a vehicle to manage health expenses without relegating them to a one-size-fits-all plan that someone else selected on their behalf.
|
|
Ironically, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has strongly dismissed Lidar in the past, relegating it to a technology that the company doesn't need to achieve fully autonomous cars.
|
|
She continued to hold that vow when her husband became president in 1849, relegating all social duties at the White House to her youngest daughter, Mary Elizabeth.
|
|
" Then Sigmund Freud came along and proclaimed, "a mature woman must find her pleasure exclusively through penetration," relegating the clitoris to what Malepart-Traversy calls "clitoral obscurantism.
|
|
The commission found that Google denied "consumers a genuine choice" when it illegally prioritised its own shopping service in its search results, while purposely relegating its rivals.
|
|
Azoulay's senior staff has tempered the language of Unesco resolutions on the Middle East through diplomatic mediation, relegating the most sensitive language about Israel to nonbinding annexes.
|
|
And as his friends find out what he's done — as they must — the movie isn't quite sure how to deal with the emotional fallout, mostly relegating it offscreen.
|
|
Here in the States, Bixby didn't have voice control, relegating interaction to what essentially amounted to a trumped up content hub located a swipe away from the desktop.
|
|
Even if you waited until the last minute to buy a Valentine's Day gift for your sweetie, don't worry: You're not relegating to a wilted gas-station bouquet.
|
|
In the richest country in the history of the world in 2019, can we really accept relegating millions of children to a life of poverty, instability, and uncertainty?
|
|
Rather than promoting the Trump brand with "Republican" in small letters, Trump must run as the Republican-branded flagship product, relegating the Trump branding to the smaller font.
|
|
If the majority had adopted Kavanaugh's interpretation, cable companies would have more freedom to marginalize independent channels by not carrying them or relegating them to unpopular subscription packages.
|
|
"Leaders are concerned with reducing costs and retaining talent, relegating diversity to a nice-to-have rather than a must-have," according to the authors of the report.
|
|
Coleman, 23, claimed the silver medal in the 100 meters at the 2017 world titles in London, relegating Usain Bolt to third in the Jamaican's final solo race.
|
|
For weeks his fate has dominated the airwaves, relegating the political rebuilding of a country reeling from the sudden resignation of its former president to a secondary affair.
|
|
The fact that you're putting the, basically relegating the 380 the double decker to the Singapore hub, I mean is there some regret that you got into that?
|
|
Another Fight Night is coming up and curiously the UFC has opted to put the spotlight on the prospects, relegating former champion Renan Barao to the co-main event.
|
|
The policy of the U.S. Federal Reserve is the only thing that can crash Wall Street, and the rest of world bourses, relegating them to a protracted bear market.
|
|
Meanwhile the UK's regulatory influence in the region continues to be diminished… In terms of trade, access to talent, and regulatory influence, we're relegating ourselves to the second division.
|
|
But then, at least in some parts of the world, science began simultaneously to give mankind power and to strip it of meaning by relegating religion to the sidelines.
|
|
But Pai's hearing designation order makes it significantly harder for Sinclair to bullshit their way to deal approval, potentially relegating the controversial merger to the scrapyard of terrible ideas.
|
|
The housing development, real estate and banking industries complied with federal requirements, effectively relegating blacks to segregated communities and blocking them from quality housing in well-resourced suburban neighborhoods.
|
|
The Trump administration's plan, released last month, recognizes Israeli sovereignty over a unified Jerusalem, from west to east, relegating any Palestinian capital to a few disconnected and outlying areas.
|
|
As a result, Democrats who run the committee decided to begin their work on Wednesday night, relegating the speechifying and some of the procedural wrangling to the evening hours.
|
|
Relegating Hitler to a symbol is a rhetorical palliative that diverts attention from those aspects of his pathology that cling to the very idea of pursuing and maintaining power.
|
|
It further dehumanizes Puebloans by relegating them to nature and myth, thereby clearing the way for Euro-Americans to declare themselves the rightful — indeed, the natural — inheritors of the land.
|
|
"There is nothing compassionate or safe about relegating people, particularly those suffering from mental health or addiction issues, to sleep on our streets," Breed wrote in a piece on Medium.
|
|
Hawley's proposal would blow up that structure, relegating the FTC to becoming a division of the DOJ and transferring all antitrust and merger review authority to the DOJ's Antitrust Division.
|
|
The deal saw Airbus purchase a 50.01% majority stake in the program with no upfront cash, relegating Bombardier and the Quebec government to approximate stakes of 34% and 16%, respectively.
|
|
But back in 22017 ShopCity complained publicly that Google's search ranking systems were judging its content 'low quality' and relegating its listings pages to the unread deeps of search results.
|
|
It has made a point of showing experiences specific to Black families with respect and attention to detail, instead of relegating them to second-tier narratives, as so often happens.
|
|
In 2016, former Secretary Jacob J. Lew announced the $20 bill would be redesigned to feature Tubman's face on the front, relegating Jackson's face to the back of the bill.
|
|
Relegating Republicans back to the opposition benches may rekindle the kind of fiscal conservatism that prevents further fiscal follies such as additional tax cuts or a massive infrastructure spending bill.
|
|
In other words, by the time the Olympics come around again, Mr. Murray could be representing his native Scotland, relegating Team G.B. to a lesser league, more tribal than ever.
|
|
Thus, they are living, and not always happily, in the company of unfamiliar sofas, easy chairs, end tables, headboards and tchotchkes, and relegating much of their own furniture to storage.
|
|
But President Trump's withdrawal from the nuclear deal last year sent Mr. Zarif's stock sliding within Iran's leadership, relegating him and his team of professional diplomats back to the sidelines.
|
|
Aside from the obvious annoyance of having to toggle between disjointed feeds, relegating posts from brands and news sources to a seemingly lesser location apparently further contributed to Facebook's misinformation problem.
|
|
Starting with gender-flipping Uhlmann and Lewis' protagonist, Secret City's writers made all of the story's biggest power players women, relegating most of the men to roles as tools or villains.
|
|
Rallying around the cause "Who keeps the cube white?" the group disrupted the preview, blowing horns, leafleting, and blocking the media from entering the space, relegating them to the back entrance.
|
|
Ryan argues that relegating the likes of me—the 10 percent of Americans with the highest medical costs—to these pools will reduce premiums for the remaining 90 percent of people.
|
|
The greatest weakness of the original Destiny was its failure to use and communicate the game's extensive lore, relegating all of its characters and stories to trading cards that lived online.
|
|
The bill stripped Arabic of its status as an official language, relegating it to a language with "special status," and failed to mention the values of equality, democracy or minority rights.
|
|
But Peterson takes pains to draw these parallels, at a high cost: relegating the narrative on Cota Street — which is both a tragic love story and a gritty drama — to the background.
|
|
"The ANC seems intent on relegating South Africa to the status of a scumbag nation which protects the law-breakers and corrupter of this world," DA Federal Executive Chairperson James Selfe said.
|
|
Legally relegating a 14-year-old trans girl, for example, to use a bathroom filled with teenage boys certainly does not seem like a move that is going to counteract that harassment.
|
|
But something troubles me about this brave new world of ours, and that's the way we're experiencing it — or rather the way we're relegating the experience to the act of documenting it.
|
|
Ironically, and perhaps in part to keep the ending a surprise, Game of Thrones itself became utterly disinterested in telling Bran's story — relegating him to season 8's most persistent background character.
|
|
The Dallas Charter did not name a single act of abuse, relegating the crime itself to a footnote about "delicts" (a Latin term used by canon law for any sort of violation).
|
|
The move was essentially aimed at relegating Ofo to a feature within Didi's app in a bid to remove the need for consumers — and potential Didi customers — to install Ofo's own app.
|
|
Displaying paid shopping ads less prominently by putting them below some organic results could make the ads less valuable to the companies buying them, as would relegating results to a separate page.
|
|
If the administration wants to prove that creating American jobs is more than just a xenophobic talking point, it will need to stop relegating questions about technology to a galaxy far, far away.
|
|
Most American curators and art institutions have always had trouble dealing with transnational and complex identities, often relegating them to a supporting role in the narratives surrounding the European colonization of Turtle Island.
|
|
After an executive meeting on Friday, FAT canceled all matches in its competitions for the rest of the year, awarding the titles to the league leaders and relegating teams in the drop zones.
|
|
Without Net Neutrality, providers would be free to create so-called "fast lanes" on the internet, prioritizing services that they're friendly to, and relegating those that don't pay up to the slow lane.
|
|
With their record over the past 21 games a scintillating 19-2 (including wins over the Warriors and Clippers), it's time to stop relegating them to second-tier status among the league's elite.
|
|
Relegating this fight to Congress where it belongs could extricate the Justice Department and FBI from what may now be a hopelessly politicized process and relieve them from more crossfire, pressure, and intrigue.
|
|
RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Germany returned to the top of dressage with a team gold medal on Friday, relegating 2012 champions Britain to silver and outscoring the sport's best-known rider Charlotte Dujardin.
|
|
Tuesday's survey matches similar polling that has signaled a cleavage within the primary field, with Warren, Biden and Sanders making up its top tier while relegating other high-profile candidates such as Sen.
|
|
As he recalls, many accounts of the religious wars that ravaged Europe 500 years ago imply that frustrated onlookers, both rulers and ordinary people, called a halt, relegating religion to a private sphere.
|
|
This means they have to be large enough to support the size and weight of the additional hardware, making them potentially hazardous if they crashed into a human, and relegating them to wide spaces.
|
|
In September 2011, she accepted a job at Toms and relocated to Los Angeles — embarking on what she calls a "classic work-all-day, then work-all-night" lifestyle, relegating Azlee to after-hours.
|
|
By not sharing its data with others, LinkedIn safeguards some of its revenues, but also restricts integration with business workflows – relegating the network to continue to be one focused on individuals rather than businesses.
|
|
Around the time of Newton's death, professional chemists "rebranded" chemistry, relegating gold-making to an enterprise now derogatorily labeled alchemy and keeping the respectable parts in what we now understand as chemistry, Voelkel said.
|
|
But the open letter, signed by more than 50 directors, actors and filmmakers, accused the academy of "relegating these essential crafts to lesser status" and insulting the professionals who work in the four areas.
|
|
Similarly, Rodriguez-Lopez would take his love of salsa music and encourage Hajjar and Hinojos to incorporate the sounds that permeated El Paso, no longer relegating them to simple, four-on-the-floor beats.
|
|
The American military wasn't happy to see us at first and tried to revive World War II rules barring female reporters from the front lines, relegating them to the rear with the military nurses.
|
|
Unlike several other major American summer music festivals, Tanglewood still devotes its core summer weeks in July and August to classical programming, relegating pop acts to the weeks before and after its main season.
|
|
The Mavericks, who already had beaten the reigning champion Toronto Raptors on the homestand, went on to lead by as many as 163 in the second quarter, relegating the second half to bench-clearing.
|
|
RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 12 (Reuters) - Germany returned to the top of dressage with a team gold medal on Friday, relegating 2012 champions Britain to silver and outscoring the sport's best-known rider Charlotte Dujardin.
|
|
Syrup and juice bottles, as well as a pink vase with a balloon-like burst of flowers, rest on a gray table, the table's corner cleaving the composition and relegating the couple to opposite sides.
|
|
Stepped care goes hand-in-hand with developing a "community of care," wherein an entire campus becomes a general support structure for student mental health, rather than relegating mental health concerns to an overwhelmed office.
|
|
And if President Obama believes in the virtues of an "active citizenry" he should not be relegating respect for "the flag and the National Anthem and the meaning that holds" to just the armed forces.
|
|
Qualcomm already makes less from each iPhone sold as compared to other high-end phones, given that Apple uses its own main processor rather than a Snapdragon, relegating Qualcomm to supplying only the modem function.
|
|
The position of first lady evolved within the context of a society that could not imagine a woman in power or a president's wife with a high-powered career, relegating her to the domestic sphere.
|
|
Hollywood has generally turned up its nose at streaming services moving their films to their exclusive platforms after just a short run in theaters, often relegating otherwise big-deal movies to very limited theatrical windows.
|
|
It's all served to put the squeeze on Carson, largely relegating him as an afterthought in the race, as evidence by last Thursday's GOP debate, when he got less speaking time than anyone on stage.
|
|
And on Thursday, a federal judge in Jacksonville, Florida, considered whether to block a school district's policy relegating trans kids to segregated bathrooms or bathrooms that correspond to the sex they were assigned at birth.
|
|
These companies have long held the power to ban sites, but it's become a major issue since GoDaddy and several other services kicked out the Daily Stormer in August, relegating it to a dark web address.
|
|
By relegating Trump to second, and even to the waters-edge of third, Cruz and Rubio both widened their paths to the nomination to unknown extent—and at an unknown expense to Trump, whose path narrowed.
|
|
But Cam, Zoë Saldana and Nina Dobrev made it look totally easy, relegating the often overwhelming blue color to a light wash across their eyelids, and keeping the rest of their beauty look simple and natural.
|
|
Relegating it to a human-interest story—a Bangladeshi displaced by rising sea levels, say—downplays its civilisation-wide significance; sticking to scary forecasts—200m climate refugees by 2050, the UN warns—diminishes its visceral relevance.
|
|
Then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and other top administration officials dealt directly with then-Foreign Minister Ehud Barak on most foreign policy issues, relegating Liberman to meeting with lower-level officials on visits to Washington.
|
|
At the first sign of a problem—Quinn's slithery ex, Chet (Craig Bierko), is back from the jungle and looking to regain command himself—Quinn takes the show back, relegating Rachel to second fiddle once more.
|
|
A source close to the Sweetener singer told Variety Grande felt "insulted" after Grammys producers nixed a full rendition of "7 Rings" as a part of her performance, relegating the controversial song only to a medley.
|
|
That's what building a show dependent on something else can do: permanently relegating you to also-ran status, because you're never more than a pale imitation of the thing that people really want to be watching.
|
|
However, if Ford — and anyone else in Hollywood — wants to truly celebrate the beautiful bodies of average women, then they should consider casting such women in starring roles instead of relegating them to artistic opening credits.
|
|
Lester Holt, host of NBC's Nightly News, the other night read the teleprompter as an endless stream of car crashes, fires and robberies paraded on screen relegating the real news of the day to other outlets.
|
|
It asks the court to order immediate repairs for conditions that are relegating "children to spend their young lives in deplorable surroundings" and requests the creation of a capital plan to bring schools up to standard.
|
|
The Silicon Valley company was testing a new version of its hugely popular News Feed, peeling off professional news sites from what people normally see and relegating them to a new section of Facebook called Explore.
|
|
In China, after five years of relegating Japan to the diplomatic freezer, Mr. Xi decided a richer and stronger China had more to gain from smoother relations with Mr. Abe than continued hostility, Chinese analysts said.
|
|
That could imperil the United States' ability to create good-paying jobs for future generations, relegating the country to producing food, fossil fuels and financial services, while China extends its lead as the world's largest manufacturer.
|
|
The company will invest some $400 million in the next two to three years at its 13 plants to make high-protein, corn-based animal feeds its new flagship product, relegating ethanol to a low-margin byproduct.
|
|
Few found much use for the latter scenario, so the vast majority of games ended up employing the former, relegating the GamePad to a clunky, low-res portable that couldn't even be taken outside of the house.
|
|
According to the Charlotte Observer, a voter named Jesse McCall helped seal Tillis' future by pulling his opponent's name out of a hat, thus relegating Tillis to a two-year term instead of a four-year term.
|
|
Though the show's built a solid critical reputation for biting observations of narcissistic millennial behavior, relegating Julian's storyline to B-plot status felt like a missed opportunity to meaningfully examine the issue that the storyline dealt with.
|
|
Moments earlier, Billboard reported that Travis Scott's "Astroworld" was the No. 1 album in the United States for the second week running, relegating Ms. Minaj's "Queen," her fourth studio album, to No. 2 in its debut week.
|
|
On the last day of climbing in the Alps, Froome lost a handful of seconds to the French rider Romain Bardet, who moved up to second in the overall standings, relegating Rigoberto Urán of Colombia to third.
|
|
In 2016, Wal-Mart sold its Chinese online grocery store in return for a stake in JD.com, China's No. 2 e-commerce firm, Auchan's partnership with Alibaba risks further relegating Carrefour to the sidelines in China, analysts said.
|
|
Start-ups such as FreedomPop and Republic Wireless already offer "Wi-Fi-first" mobile services, which send most calls, texts and data via Wi-Fi hotspots, relegating the conventional cellular network to the status of a back-up.
|
|
But understand that this is a framework through which Walmart is attempting to justify degrading the quality of its jobs, relegating more jobs to gig work, and unloading its current benefits and salary burden onto the public sphere.
|
|
"The sexual revolution created new winners and losers, new hierarchies to replace the old ones, privileging the beautiful and rich and socially adept in new ways and relegating others to new forms of loneliness and frustration," he writes.
|
|
It will take time to fully root out the historic system of dhimmitude — that is, providing a "protective status" but not equal rights to religious minorities living under Muslim rule, essentially relegating them to a second-class citizenry.
|
|
The central bank has been gradually reducing its bond buying since September 2016, when it set a policy target of zero percent in the 10-year JGB yield, relegating its quantitative bond buying target to a secondary role.
|
|
Without being registered as a Democrat or a Republican, Mr. Dietl cannot run in either party's mayoral primary in September, relegating him to campaigning as an outsider in his quixotic quest to oust Mr. de Blasio, the incumbent.
|
|
"Relegating these essential cinematic crafts to lesser status in this 91st Academy Awards ceremony is nothing less than an insult to those of us who have devoted our lives and passions to our chosen profession," said the letter.
|
|
It's been years since the iPod sold in massive numbers—Apple even stopped reporting its sales separately in earnings releases, relegating iPods to the "Other Products" category with dongles and headphones and those crazy cases for your Apple Pencil.
|
|
Some creators — including Pierce — have reported that YouTube's algorithm can "punish" channels that take breaks from uploading for an extended period of time, relegating them to the back of the feed where their content is less likely to surface.
|
|
"When Amazon is serious, frankly, there is no limit to what they can do in terms of disrupting the space ... essentially relegating everything that currently exists in the business obsolete," said David Tawil, president of hedge fund Maglan Capital.
|
|
The fear, which may be more acute for anyone paid to promote products in their Instagram posts, is that the new algorithm may favor everyone else over you, relegating your shirtless mirror selfies to the bottom of the pile.
|
|
Ratings agencies have reacted by relegating the credit ratings of many countries and firms ever lower down the scales, with once-vaunted developing countries such as Brazil and Russia now ranked sub-investment grade - or junk in common parlance.
|
|
We act as though economic inequality is inevitable, relegating poor children of all races to schools to which most parents would never choose to send their own children, schools often in neighborhoods where most would never choose to live.
|
|
Instead of burying them in some menu, or relegating the settings to a touchscreen that you need to look at to confidently make any adjustments, the temperature controls have their own dedicated row below the display — with physics buttons!
|
|
Kickstarter refused to host the crowdfunding campaign for Dame's first product, Eva, relegating them to Indiegogo instead (Kickstarter later amended their content policy to be more welcoming of sex toys; Dame's second product, Fin, was their inaugural sex toy campaign).
|
|
In my opinion, it would've just been easier for the Academy just to expand their scope, rather than to find yet another way to alienate their dwindling viewership by relegating great movies to the side because of some outdated criteria.
|
|
But as children grow up in the post-Soviet context, free of the same levels of nutritional scarcity previous generations experienced and with far more choice, they may slowly lose their taste for Hematogen, relegating it to a more niche status.
|
|
How can we expect retailers to stop relegating the majority of women to poorly-stocked, dim department store corners labeled "Plus," unless designers-in-training are being taught to celebrate the diverse figures of potential clients (and also their own bodies)?
|
|
In January, Trump received more mentions in the media than [Russian President Vladimir] Putin, relegating the Russian leader to the No. 2 spot for the first time since he returned to the Kremlin in 2012 after four years as premier.
|
|
Yet chatter about Oscar chances and snubs and strategies tends to suck the air out of the room, sometimes relegating the actual films to the sidelines or pushing worthy movies out of the spotlight if they don't nab a nomination.
|
|
With early European colonizers and Eurocentric museums rendering makers anonymous and relegating Native objects to ethnographic displays, objects by women have long been consigned to the lesser category of functional craft rather than the product of (largely female) skill and ingenuity.
|
|
"Without black writers, the world would perhaps never have known of the chicanery, shenanigans, and buffoonery employed by those in high places to keep the black man in his (proverbial) place by relegating him to second-class citizenship," she wrote.
|
|
Contributors to her volume entertain some possibilities: relegating marriage to private contract; replacing marriage with a parenting agreement; modeling marriage on friendship instead of romantic unions; recognizing temporary marriages (those intended to last for only a set time); and allowing polygamy.
|
|
As the movie enters its second half, however, some of that repetitive wryness can lead to slow sections as the is-she-or-isn't-she-a-killer plot runs on, reaching for noir while relegating the wit to secondary status.
|
|
Surely there are other important stories happening in the world, but they seem to be taking a back seat to the overwhelming proportion of Trump stories, relegating them to a seemingly lesser status no matter how important they are. Chas.
|
|
This season largely mirrored the first in that respect, stranding Lucas in pretty much the same way as Max, relegating what initially appeared to be a different sort of character for the show to a boring love story later on.
|
|
Relegating a small collection of dresses and feminine outfits to the back of her locked closet during her marriage to Kris, Jenner went to great lengths to shield their kids and only dressed in women's clothing when she was at home alone.
|
|
In an era where the Federal government is relegating more responsibilities to the states, California, as the world's sixth largest economy and the most populous state in the country, can have an outsized role on impacting the national political landscape, Altman says.
|
|
But with some adjustments, like relegating Pokémon to the lobby to limit distractions, and maybe a marketing partnership, it's not hard to imagine Pokémon Go becoming a viable alternative to an audio tour guide as a means of learning about art and history.
|
|
A new video from GLAAD and ScreenCrush featuring rising trans actors explains the importance of telling authentic stories about transgender individuals instead of relegating them to a bit part or a punchline — or an award-winning role for a cis white male.
|
|
Second, the bigger impact of the Google advertising monolith is the extent to which it has swallowed a disproportionate slice of the growth in digital advertising generally, relegating many once promising and highly popular ad-based online businesses to the dustbin of history.
|
|
But Knock Down the House could have been an even more interesting film if it had highlighted that question of identity in politics as a structuring theme, how it influences narratives and voters and fundraising, rather than relegating the idea to something mentioned in passing.
|
|
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is notorious for relegating its female characters to either the role of spirited sidekick (Black Widow, Valkyrie, Okoye) or worried girlfriend (Pepper Potts), regardless of race, but women are finally getting some shine beginning with Captain Marvel, premiering in March 2019.
|
|
First, because like other forms of neoliberal deregulation the sexual revolution created new winners and losers, new hierarchies to replace the old ones, privileging the beautiful and rich and socially adept in new ways and relegating others to new forms of loneliness and frustration.
|
|
Even before the conflab started, the World Economic Forum's members flagged issues like extreme weather, loss of biodiversity, and failure to tackle climate change as the biggest risks facing the planet, relegating more immediate threats like infectious diseases and war in the Middle East.
|
|
Reverting to relegating the feature to its own separate page would also seem like it could satisfy the commission's requirements, but that seems like a more extreme move than Google would be willing to make, because it would basically bury the shopping tool itself.
|
|
I know figure skating is like the gymnastics of the Winter Olympics and draws big ratings and the prime-time slot on NBC, but relegating curling to NBCSN or whichever NBC-owned cable network airs the show where the bald guy yells about stocks is a travesty.
|
|
Per the Post: The Trump administration in its first month has largely benched the State Department from its long-standing role as the preeminent voice of U.S. foreign policy, curtailing public engagement and official travel and relegating Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to a mostly offstage role.
|
|
That will not happen this season: Penn State, the No. 10 seed in the Big Ten tournament, lost to No. 7-seeded Ohio State, 79-75, on Thursday in Indianapolis, most likely relegating this team, at best, to its perpetual home in the National Invitation Tournament.
|
|
Blade Runner 2049 falls into this trap: Even as Wallace grandstands about "great societies" being "built on the backs of a disposable workforce," everyone the movie deems powerful or worth exploring is still white and almost 100 percent male, relegating those disposable workforces' descendants to the story's incidental margins.
|
|
The signatories said they feared that relegating women to the $220 would take too long — "a decade of additional work before a woman takes her rightful place on the front of a US currency bill" — which they believed would be a major blow to the advancement of women.
|
|
But an open letter, signed by directors Martin Scorsese and Spike Lee, actors Robert de Niro, Meryl Streep and George Clooney, and more than 300 other Hollywood heavyweights accused the academy of "relegating these essential crafts to lesser status" and insulting the professionals who work in the four areas.
|
|
In such a world, humans are barely needed to run security programs, their jobs largely automated out of existence, relegating them to a role as the button-pusher on particularly critical changes proposed by the otherwise omnipotent AI. Such a vision is still in the realm of science fiction.
|
|
The only thing slightly comparable in recent years is the New Jersey Devils taking Adam Larsson with the No. 4 pick in 2011, playing him non-stop out of the gate, then relegating him to a healthy scratch as the Devils suddenly reached the Cup finals in 2012.
|
|
Linda Greenhouse One of Justice Antonin Scalia's last official acts before his death last February was to join Justice Clarence Thomas in complaining that the Supreme Court risked "relegating the Second Amendment to a second-class right" when it let stand an Illinois city's ban on owning semiautomatic weapons.
|
|
I think hopefully will kick-start the whole NASA whole program again and get us back at the forefront, because with the last administration kind of relegating NASA to like solve what was happening with like car crash problems... (CROSSTALK) CAVUTO: But we don&apost give up with Mars, do we?
|
|
The Italian posters for 12 Years A Slave, Steve McQueen's Oscar-winning 2012 film about Solomon Northup's harrowing journey to freedom after he is kidnapped and sold into slavery, featured huge blowups of Brad Pitt and Michael Fassbender's faces, relegating Chiwetel Eljiofor (the movie's star) to the far right corner.
|
|
Mr Kerry and Mr Lavrov concentrated on the technicalities of securing a cessation of hostilities, relegating the task of restarting a political process to the UN. Without a negotiated settlement, though, any halt to the violence will be at best a temporary lull while the parties prepare for another round.
|
|
Even we have been guilty of that, choosing to focus on the analysis of McGregor's words with our Academic Analysis of his trash talk before UFC 25, and relegating Diaz to the unsung role of straight man, a simple tool to set up some of The Notorious's most beloved quips.
|
|
I've been practicing yoga for almost a decade now, so you can imagine my disdain every single godforsaken January when I stroll into class and am ambushed by bright-eyed Groupon newbies crowding up the studio and relegating me to the loser corner with the creaky floorboard and no mirror access.
|
|
It also wouldn't be surprising for the film to win Best Foreign Film at this year's Oscars, but considering that this is the first time a foreign language film has had a serious shot at winning the top award, relegating it to the Foreign Film category feels like a consolation prize.
|
|
By recounting her travails in a conversational tone, and relegating most of the people in her life to nameless figures — the boyfriend, for instance, is known only as "The Last of the Last Great Men" — she borrows from popular single-lady conventions to turn the frown of bad fortune upside down.
|
|
People tuning into Fox Sports to watch football on Thanksgiving Day may be distracted from their turkey-eating bliss by a new type of commercial: six-second messages from brands that take over most of the screen, relegating the broadcast of the game to a small square on the side.
|
|
When the A-103 made its first public appearance at an industry expo the following year, it was the company's new modular synthesiser at the back of the Doepfer stand that grabbed most of the attention, relegating its bread and butter MIDI keyboard and controllers to a rather lonely looking affair.
|
|
Until then, we're left with current usage, which to my mind is pretty clear: When someone refers to men's behavior as "locker room talk" it is a means of relegating it to the harmless, the playful, that which should not be taken too seriously by those who might claim offense.
|
|
For now, Fox News is doing everything in its power to support Trump's case, relegating some of the most powerful parts of the impeachment trial to a small silent box in the corner of the screen, while his most vociferous defenders simultaneously disparage the case against him loudly during prime-time programming.
|
|
It's unclear just how deep modders will be able to go with these games, but official acknowledgement of the community on any level is a big step for a company like Sega — most older video game companies treat their back catalogs as sacrosanct, relegating fan-made mods to the domain of ROM hacking and emulators.
|
|
NEW YORK, June 19 (Reuters) - U.S. index provider MSCI is all but sure to promote Argentina next week to its emerging market index after relegating the country to the frontier index since 2009, investors said, and some expressed worries that prices that ran up ahead of the move will fall after it is announced.
|
|
Immigration is the conflict that has eaten the 2016 elections — relegating other pressing issues to the margins, embodying Washington's political dysfunction, further polarizing a divided country and, above all, fueling the presidential campaign of a man who began his candidacy by vowing to build a wall to keep Mexico from sending "rapists" to America.
|
|
Yet, rather than modernize their programs, some areas of the U.S. military have attempted to "firewall" — their words — themselves from criticism for continuing this unnecessary animal use by pushing it off military bases and relegating it to remote sites, where it's led by training contractors with records of rampant abuse and virtually no oversight.
|
|
Near the end of his years in office, however, Mr. Stern was accused in a federal class-action lawsuit of having discriminated against black and Hispanic employees in awarding jobs and setting salaries, while rewarding a handpicked coterie of less experienced white workers with plum assignments and relegating anyone who complained to lesser roles.
|
|
"Make Latin America and specifically Central America a top foreign policy priority -- stop relegating it to second-tier status -- invest the time, talent and resources to assist in the development of the domestic institutions that will allow these countries to thrive and offer their citizens protection and economic opportunity," O'Rourke wrote as his eighth point of ten.
|
|
If you don't start getting a message there, if you don't start listening to people there, if you don't start spending time, energy and money there, you can say goodbye to any notion of realigning political power and instead say hello to the numbing reality that you are relegating yourself to the status of a permanent minority party.
|
|
Here, the antitrust enforcers would look at the overall market for sports news, including other websites and sources of sports news like cable and print media, and likely conclude that consumers have enough options in aggregate that it doesn't matter if the broadband provider harms a number of them by relegating them to the slower tier.
|
|
When I saw the final battle in Endgame for the second time — in IMAX, of course — it was a week after Arya Stark had stabbed the Night King in the heart in Episode 3 of GoT's final season, instantly eradicating the White Walkers and relegating the Army of the Dead back into lifeless corpses just as it seemed like all was lost.
|
|
But to start at the beginning, Modigliani: Unmasked is unusual for two reasons: it showcases the artist's achievements as a sculptor and draftsman while relegating his lushly colored paintings to the sidelines; and it is assembled mostly from a single collection, that of Paul Alexandre, who bought more than 400 drawings directly from the artist's studio between the years 1906 and 1914.
|
|
Democrats, however, could increase their chances of relegating Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) to the minority by expanding their list of targets to include Cornyn and Sen.
|
|
Nursing moms need a few nursing bras (I splurged and bought three of the $50 Bravado Seamless; Target sells a similar-looking bra for $25) and may get other "accessories" of varying levels of usefulness (I used my $123 nursing pillow for about a half a day before relegating it to the closet, while the MammaBaby app I bought for $3.99 to track the baby's feedings was tremendously valuable).
|
|
However, under the curatorial leadership of Adriana Greci Green (the Curator of the Indigenous Arts of the Americas at the University of Virginia's Fralin Museum of Art), the new exhibition is a model for collaboration and co-curating a collection of Native American art and strives to avoid relegating Native art to an assimilated historical past by directly engaging practitioners, scholars, and the modern and contemporary collections of the museum.
|
|
One father told Marketwatch that around 90 percent of the traffic generated by his eight-year-old daughter comes from the main site rather than the Kids platform, and that he believed relegating her there would reduce revenue by 90 percent:A father of a child YouTube star with almost 2 million subscribers told MarketWatch that on average only 10% of the views on his 8-year-old daughter's videos come from the YouTube Kids app.
|
|
EPA Administrator Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerOvernight Energy: Trump tweets he's revoking California's tailpipe waiver | Move comes as Trump visits state | California prepares for court fight | Climate activist Greta Thunberg urges lawmakers to listen to scientists It's time for Congress to address the 'forever chemical' crisis Trump administration plans to reduce pesticide testing on birds MORE told a crowd on Thursday afternoon that the plans will entirely scrap the prior definition of the rule, relegating waterway protections back to 1986 standards.
|
|
EPA Administrator Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerOvernight Energy: Trump tweets he's revoking California's tailpipe waiver | Move comes as Trump visits state | California prepares for court fight | Climate activist Greta Thunberg urges lawmakers to listen to scientists It's time for Congress to address the 'forever chemical' crisis Trump administration plans to reduce pesticide testing on birds MORE told a crowd Thursday afternoon that the plans will entirely scrap the prior definition of the rule, relegating waterway protections back to 1986 standards.
|
|