Sentence examples for further sideline from inspiring English sources

Many expect that he will further sideline the "old guard" within the BJP, relying instead on those with proven personal loyalty to him.

CARACAS, Venezuela — Tens of thousands of Venezuelans flooded a main highway in the capital on Thursday in the latest protest over what opponents consider an attempt by the government to seize power from the legislature and further sideline the opposition.

While the case for Balad-Ra'am and Cassif will be heard next week by the Supreme Court, some Arab politicians are worried that the electoral committee's decision will further sideline Arab citizens and discourage them from going to the polls.

The agreement marks an ambitious venture by the Russian leader to establish himself as the dominant dealmaker in the Syrian conflict and further sideline the United States less than a month before President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration.

In an open letter to the UN secretary-general in January, academics and public officials called on Ban Ki-moon to appoint an internationally respected figure to lead Unctad, amid fears a weak appointment would further sideline the organisation.

One person close to Navarro said the White House official believes he is the target of a leak campaign meant to further sideline him during the Liu visit, at perhaps the most pivotal moment in the trade talks between the United States and China.

In December, his foes announced a new Saudi-Emirati military and economic alliance that further sidelines the Gulf Cooperation Council, which includes Qatar.

"To get further sidelined by national and regional approaches, which will result in a patchwork of measures around the world, would not be the smart solution," Mr. Steele said.

And Mr. Arad found himself further sidelined when the firm of Davis Brody Bond was brought on as associate architect for the memorial and then named design architect for the museum.

The arguments between the Islamists and the military, as well as General Sisi's turn in the spotlight, further sidelined Egypt's civilian government, which was mostly silent on Wednesday.

Apart from such a decision further sidelining the US from resolution of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and thus lessening its ability to influence the shape of the outcome, one lesson learned from the Middle East since 9/11 is that tearing down institutions is easy.