Sentence examples for a term set aside from inspiring English sources

Immigrants is a term set aside for 'inferior races'.

If members are used to certain matters being handled in a different way, or have different definitions of a term, set aside time to discuss and resolve these.

On its own terms — setting aside the likelihood of knee-jerk political objections to its mission — it's more convincing than many films pegged to specific causes.

The college functions on a quarter system, and one weekend each term is set aside as a traditional celebratory event, known on campus as "big weekends" or "party weekends".

Although the monuments to be designated are not large enough to significantly change that balance, the move suggests that Mr. Obama may intend to use his authority in his second term to set aside more public lands for conservation, recreation and other noncommercial uses.

This week, Connecticut Light and Power had asked regulators to allow it to pay the suppliers from a fund for paying long-term debt set aside when the state's energy industry was deregulated in 1998.

Our strategy for long-term savers: Set aside fixed monthly allotments to an assortment of at least three index funds.

Wednesday, the Supreme Court will hear a rare, out-of-term rehearing of a case justices set aside from last term that could flip campaign finance law on its head.

Despite our repeated efforts to address and resolve these issues amicably both before and after his departure, Leslie has chosen to take this route in an attempt to set aside contract terms to which he previously agreed on multiple occasions.

(He told Lexi that he believed the term "marriage" was "set aside for man and woman").

During his term, the state set aside three leagues of land in each county for equipping public schools.