Sentence examples for account setting aside from inspiring English sources
The official said that Mr. Obama would use his legal authority to force BP officials to create an escrow account setting aside billions of dollars to compensate businesses and individuals if the company does not do so on its own.
The president is trying to use his legal authority to force BP to create an escrow account setting aside billions of dollars for payments if the company does not do so on its own, a plan he has said he will address Tuesday in his first Oval Office speech.
Some money from the registrations would have gone to an account set aside for the development of A.T.V. riding trails.
Faced with rising Medicaid costs and payments to needy families, cities in Vermont have drawn $750,000 from a $2 million account set aside to clean up oil spills.
When House Republicans were searching for cuts to offer Senate Democrats as part of a temporary spending plan to avert a government shutdown, they were able to reach into accounts set aside for earmarks and find nearly $2.8 billion that would have previously gone to water projects, transit programs and construction programs.
Then in September, lawmakers sent him legislation to restore some of them, including sparing the layoffs, with $230 million - mostly taken from state accounts set aside for special purposes.
The new credit builder product enables Pockit customers to build their credit history through their Pockit current account by simply setting aside a fixed recurring contribution each month.
Though both types of accounts work by setting aside untaxed income to cover unreimbursed health costs, the money in a flexible spending account is lost if not used by the end of the year, and the accounts are usually offered to workers with regular health benefits.
Ofheo, which regulates Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, released a 211-page report last week saying that its eight-month investigation into Fannie Mae had found improper "cookie jar" accounting -- that is, setting aside artificially large cash reserves to reduce revenues in some years so they can be drawn on in other years when the company needs higher revenue and earnings, thus smoothing out earnings.
The CBO analysis allowed that Ryan's plan would give smaller benefits to the top 8percentt of earners among Medicare recipients and distribute that money to poorer participants, partially through setting aside accounts to pay for up front costs.
