relegate

By an atavistic reaction, our societies have relegated women to the background.
Par atavisme, nos sociétés ont relégué la femme au second plan.
The phenomenon of globalization seems already to have relegated to oblivion what we have experienced.
Le phénomène de la mondialisation semble avoir déjà relégué ce vécu aux oubliettes de l'histoire.
However, we have noted with regret that some Member States have relegated to the back burner critical issues of development, giving priority instead to security issues, particularly the reform of the Security Council.
Nous avons cependant pris note avec regret du fait que certains États Membres ont relégué au second plan les questions critiques de développement, accordant plutôt la priorité aux questions de sécurité, en particulier à la réforme du Conseil de sécurité.
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