But education experts from both the right and left are warning that Washington's ability to deliver on the promise of President Bush's ambitiously named blueprint, "No Child Left Behind," will hinge on upcoming negotiations over questions initially set aside to propel the education bill's swift passage.
28 36 39 43 45 48 50 52 56 59 61 62 Students were satisfied with the quality of the teaching setting and their relationship with FPs as they were enthusiastic, welcoming and friendly, willing to answer questions and set aside time to discuss with them.
There's a question about provisions set aside for an economic competitiveness fund.
Following some inconclusive discussion at the White House about tackling Afghan corruption, the question was quietly set aside in 2011.
The land in question was eventually set aside for possible oil exploration, but the decision requires Congressional approval.
Parliament's newly created Petitions Committee decided to take up the question, and it set aside three hours in a hearing room just down the hall from the famous green benches of the House of Commons.
"Moral questions are being set aside," Mr. Zvyagintsev said in an interview last month in his sleek office in central Moscow, reflecting on Russia and accusations by critics, intellectuals and general audiences that his film defames Russians by portraying them in a negative light.
Yet some analysts do question whether GE Capital has set aside reserves enough to account for future loan losses.
The big question is, can you set aside 20 minutes for a power nap?
During filming, Mr. DiCaprio said, it was sometimes necessary to set aside questions about how, say, an M. C. Escher-like cityscape would assemble itself or explode around him, and trust that Mr. Nolan would deliver on such promises.
