Even the countries listed under "Eastern Europe" in my guidebook have been consigned to history.
The death tax is being consigned to the graveyard and the tax on dividends, abolished.
They are also more likely to be consigned to special education classes or prescribed mood-managing drugs.
In fact, 3COM was eventually consigned to the dustbin of mature tech companies: acquisition by HP.
By 2020 prohibition will have been consigned to the policy dustbin, and replaced with government-regulated markets.
Defined-benefit pension funds are anyway being consigned to the dustbin, in favour of defined-contribution schemes.
The Warsaw Ghetto contained three churches for the Christians consigned to the ghetto for their Jewish origins.
As a result, revenues will be consigned to a lower path than expected.
The story of the ill-fated movie that most of the music was made for has been consigned to history.
The one Republican with the highest cross-partisan appeal, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, has been consigned to fourth place.
It is time a new body or the Horseracing Board be given these powers and the jockey club consigned to history.
As an agent for Coram, Rose consigned to Christie's the 44 paintings plus Sanford Robinson Gifford's "Fire Island Beach, " owned by Berry-Hill.
The victory was just desserts for the men from the Caribbean, whose recent woes against England have been quickly consigned to history.
The American League's designated hitter rule should be consigned to Jurassic Park.
Not that Samsung Motors has been definitely consigned to the rubbish bin.
The Shiites are consigned to the other side of the camel tracks.
Many hardliners are convinced that they have been used as foot soldiers of the Republican revolution but then consigned to the sidelines.
That's galling for traditional voice actors, who regard theirs as a well-honed craft -- and who are increasingly consigned to bit parts.
Governments judged it a vital project for Europe, but too vital a project to be consigned to the scarcely accountable bureaucracy of Brussels.
Since then Halperin has sold thousands of Mad magazines, some duplicates from his private stock, others consigned to the company by the Gaines family.
The new owner used it to transport a horse box for a number of years before it was consigned to a shed in 1977.
You decided that no child should be consigned to a life of poor health because of what neighborhood his or her family lives in.
For better or worse, American women have not been able to agree among themselves which 8 million of them should be consigned to permanent celibacy.
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Old constraints on banks were consigned to the dustbin of history.
Turned out it had been looted from the Iraqi National Museum during the first Gulf war and was consigned to an undisclosed auction house in 2001.
Robinho, Roque Santa Cruz and Benjani have already been consigned to the injured list and Carlos Tevez is rated extremely doubtful to face his old club.
Is the man who once wore a Nazi outfit to a party and got into all other sorts of trouble now consigned to the past?
There were no signs of the fleets of ancient Renault 4's that Malagasy taxi drivers kept alive long after they should have been consigned to the scrapheap.
And with that, another Yankee legend was consigned to history.
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