Vice-Admiral Clyde Robbins, who led the federal spill response, struggled to get Exxon and government authorities to set aside their mutual distrust and collaborate.
Third, euro-area authorities should set aside at least $1 trillion for a European financial safety net — a far larger amount than what has been publicly discussed so far — to persuade markets to stop betting against debt markets of solvent countries.
An ambitious expansion programme has led to the demolition of 1,000 properties in the immediate Shamiya area and Saudi authorities have set aside an estimated £80m to compensate the homeowners.
Under statutory rules, councils have to earmark certain funds for specific purposes although local authorities also set aside "unallocated" funds for short term financial contingencies or to mitigate risk.
The Roman cause prevailed and the former division of ecclesiastical authorities was set aside.
While lack of funds may continue to impinge on the CHMT's desire to broaden stakeholder participation, much depends on the willingness of the district authorities to set aside funds to this effect.
"The court would have the authority to set aside the decree of adoption".
Thus, Descartes's apparent knowledge based on authority is set aside, because even experts are sometimes wrong.
Michigan's state-appointed emergency managers do have authority to set aside union contracts, giving the state, in the eyes of some, the opportunity to crush any local union deals in the name of budget repair.
In a frequent practice, Mr. Bush attached a statement to the new law when he signed it, declaring his authority to set aside the restrictions if they interfered with his constitutional powers.
First, Congress, in a 2005 enactment entitled the Emergency Supplemental Appropriations Act for Defense, the Global War on Terror, and Tsunami Relief, bestowed on the secretary of homeland security breathtakingly broad authority to set aside "all legal requirements" that he might regard as standing in the way of building the fence.
