Sentence examples for permanently set aside from inspiring English sources
Mr. Solow recently agreed to provide two other things sought by the community and a coalition of elected officials: a public school for 650 students and an agreement that as many as 600 apartments would be permanently set aside for low- and moderate-income families.
Rodenbeck helms one of the leading studios in the field of data visualization and is buying up buildings to permanently set aside for arts groups like Counterpulse through a project called CAST, or the Community Arts Stabilization Trust.
Permanently setting aside 150 million acres would still leave plenty of room for economic development in northern Quebec, and it would set a remarkable precedent for sustainable use.
Mr. Babbitt, who has spent his years out of government practicing law, writing and speaking for conservation, proposed that Mr. Obama should right the imbalance by permanently setting aside four million acres of public lands and then maintaining a one-to-one ratio of preserved land to land leased for oil and gas development.
(Donor-advised funds are vehicles for permanently setting aside capital for philanthropy when you're younger, even if you don't know exactly what you want to commit it towards).
Voters would supposedly remember this as a slap in the face, and independents would be "permanently alienate[d]." Set aside the philosophical point that requiring bills to get sixty votes in the Senate before they become law contradicts the logic of majority rule.
There would be about 5,300 apartments, including 2,000 rental units, of which more than 20percentt would be set aside permanently for low- and moderate-income families.
