Sentence examples for could be set aside from inspiring English sources

"B2J" could be set aside for a sector with specialized security requirements: business to jail.

Surely, out of 1,375 homes, 150 could be set aside for families".

Dr. Mirrer said she hoped that some of the apartments could be set aside as affordable housing for teachers.

For a few years, it seemed as if President Eisenhower's valedictory warning against "the military-industrial complex" could be set aside.

Before the announcement from the Alucia last month, these differences could be set aside, distant and immaterial, but the discovery made them manifest.

The Commerce Department has identified more than 300 megahertz of spectrum controlled by the federal government that could be set aside for other uses.

All banks could be setting aside inadequate reserves for loan losses on mortgages, credit card receivables and commercial and industrial loans, but the Citigroup bailout suggests that the biggest survive but do not necessarily prosper.

Senior administration officials said current plans called for the declaration to be made this month, but cautioned that it could be put off, and that the effort could still be set aside if the Security Council moved more quickly to impose broad sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program.

Downing Street also cited the former director of legal services at the EU, Alan Dashwood, who said the deal was a binding legal agreement that could only be set aside with the agreement of all member states, including the UK.

Our case had to be solid and well documented because I understood that the Europeans had their own interests which could only be set aside by a complete and well marshaled set of facts.

You don't have to be a psychiatrist, Dr. Dorothy Otnow Lewis says, to know that something was terribly wrong with Ricky Ray Rector, who before his execution in Arkansas ordered his last meal and asked that the pecan pie be set aside so he could have it later.