Relegating

The captain is relegating the small tasks to the new crew member.

The coach is relegating the starting quarterback to second string for poor performance.

The government is relegating the funding for art programs.

The captain is relegating the responsibility of the team's safety to his deputy.

The captain is relegating the new recruit to the night shift.

The manager is relegating the underperforming employee to a lower position.

The manager is relegating the unpopular employee to a less important project.

The conductor is relegating the task of playing the solo to the first violinist.

The editor is relegating the less important articles to the back of the magazine.

She is relegating her decision-making authority to the board.

The director is relegating the scene to the cutting room floor.

The CEO is relegating some of her responsibilities to her deputy.

The manager is relegating the repetitive tasks to the new employees.

The orchestra is relegating the less experienced musicians to the second row.

The chef is relegating the side dishes to a lower priority on the menu.

The company is relegating the outdated technology to the warehouse.

The teacher is relegating the misbehaving student to detention.

He was relegating his friend's suggestions as irrelevant to the project.

The homeowner is relegating the old furniture to the basement for storage.

The manager is relegating the underperforming team members to minor roles.

The fashion designer is relegating the unpopular style to the end of the runway show.

The company is relegating its old products to the clearance section.

The coach is relegating the inexperienced players to the bench.

The principal is relegating the responsibility of organizing the school's annual day event to the students' council.

The editor is relegating the responsibility of proofreading to the senior editor.

The chef is relegating the responsibility of making the dessert to the pastry chef.

The coach is relegating the rookie player to the bench.

The chef is relegating the unpopular dish to the specials menu.

The CEO is relegating the underperforming department to a lower budget.

The company is relegating its older workers to less desirable positions.

The manager was relegating the customer's complaint to a lower priority.

The coach is relegating the inexperienced player to the bench.

The team is relegating the inexperienced player to the minors.

The judge was relegating the defense's argument as unimportant.

The teacher is relegating my paper to the bottom of the stack.

The restaurant is relegating the unpopular dish to the menu's back page.

The director is relegating the less experienced actor to a supporting role.

The government is relegating the controversial bill to a committee for further review.

The professor is relegating that theory to a footnote.

The company is relegating its outdated software to the archives.

The teacher is relegating the homework to be completed by next week.

The parent is relegating the children's toys to a storage bin after they've finished playing with them.

The researcher was relegating the old data as insignificant to the new findings.

The coach is relegating the rookie to the bench for the next game.

The manager is relegating the faulty product to the clearance section.

The captain is relegating the decision of choosing the destination to the co-captain.

The judge is relegating the defendant to house arrest.

He is relegating his administrative duties to his assistant.

The manager is relegating the intern to data entry tasks.

The manager is relegating the project to a junior team member.