Sentence examples for it should be set aside from inspiring English sources

Children should be given an allowance that amounts to somewhat less than what they say they need, and part of it should be set aside for charitable giving.

It tells the multiple stories, Mr. Duncan said, of "an individual, a small group of people, an organization who fell in love with a place so deeply that they dedicated themselves to finally convince the government over a long struggle that it should be set aside for everyone".

Arguably, the Court of Appeals position as to Vaughan and Wagner does not rise to the level of respectable nonsense, for there is no earthly reason to distinguish who is making the transfer as to whether it should be set aside on fraudulent transfer grounds.

It gives a president the authority to say something is of such significance, culturally or environmentally, that it should be set aside in perpetuity for generations and generations to come.

Last week, the President vowed again to veto it, arguing that the money should be set aside to rescue Social Security.

The school board began its discussion about how much should be set aside at its meeting Thursday.

The bulk of the money, $10.2 million, was donated to the United Way of Western Connecticut, and has been transferred to a local foundation that will decide who should receive it and when, and how much should be set aside for community needs like counseling and long-term issues.

The prominent French churchman and academic, Jean Gerson, argued that such requirements were a matter of human ecclesiastical law, which should be set aside if it impedes the reformation of the Church.

The Act specified that this should be done every working day within usual working hours but did not state how much time should be set aside for it.

"It is inconceivable that the election of the president should be set aside because three lawyers appeared before you and made arguments," the Reuters news service quoted Mr. Mugabe's lawyer, Terrence Hussein, as saying.

They also say the decision should be set aside on the grounds that it was "arbitrary and capricious".