Sentence examples for may set aside from inspiring English sources

Bank of America, the largest U.S. retail bank, may set aside a record $6.5 billion in the first quarter to cover possible future loan losses, including in its mortgage and home equity portfolios, according to a banking analyst.

Conversely, when the share of NPLs is above an historical average typically, during a recession banks may set aside a lower level of general-purpose provisions.5 At the beginning of a recession, the ratio of non-performing loans typically increases, but that change is compensated by a lower need to set aside general-purpose provisions.

When there is little cost to using hard power, policymakers may set aside their moral compass, relegating soft power to the domain of wimps.

When faced with the prospect of a "Beijing consensus" replacing the Washington consensus, the US and the EU may set aside their existing disagreements.

I use the word whore not because I get paid to have sex with shoes (although I may have thought about that once or twice), but because, if I see a pair of shoes I want, I may set aside a personal principle or two in order to have them.

Strive to be fair or the judge in your divorce settlement may set aside the contract.

The staffer may or may not go through your goods with you — if the location is busy, your goods may be set aside for later inspection.

Now, it may be set aside again as the United States struggles to recover from Hurricane Katrina.

A national park may be set aside for purposes of public recreation and enjoyment or because of its historical or scientific interest.

Just as often, with the passage of time, performers tend to reassess the literature of previous ages and find renewed interest in practices that an earlier generation may have set aside.

The rules, intended to combat industry abuses by requiring fund chairman and 75percentt of directors be independent, may be set aside in 90 days because the agency didn't allow public comment when reviewing the cost of implementing them, the court held today.