Sentence examples for making them set from inspiring English sources

This includes asking, but not telling, banks to limit how much they can lend to individuals and making them set aside more capital if they want to carry on providing mortgages.

Speaking at Glendale Community College, Liu said the legislation she c-authored — and which is awaiting Gov. Jerry Brown's signature — would support students at the front-end of their education by making them set a clear path for graduation to make their time in the system more efficient.

He has made them set free captured Mahdi Army leaders.

(They may be refrigerated to make them set faster). Store in an airtight container, layered between strips of wax paper.

Pelter, a landscaper whose front yard is now a mix of grape vines, lavender and herbs, said the promise of free land, a communal setting and wilderness made them set aside qualms about relocating to an occupied region.

They feel the genuine sense of fun during the weekend and that it belongs to them, enjoying the way it disrupts the spectacle of everyday life, makes them set aside daily life and encourages them to play.

If you'd like to make your own preserves with less sugar, but without boiling them for longer to make them set, McKenna suggests using "bramleys, redcurrants, blackcurrants or gooseberries – the superglues of the jam world".

It was in writing Educating Rita that I realised the power of political theatre with a small p. So many people, particularly women, have told me down the years that it was seeing this play that made them set about achieving their own education.

Now instead of making your kids mow the lawn, you'll make them set up the Lawnba to do all the work for them.

They do not melt on hot days and do not require refrigeration to make them set, so these are advantages in hot or tropical climates, and a further advantage is that they do not toughen on storage.

Parliament also strengthened capital requirements for banks to make them set aside sufficient capital in order to limit the impact of future shocks similar to those in the past.