Sentence examples for rule set aside from inspiring English sources

And he offers a very useful primary rule: Set aside money first for long-term goals — like your retirement and your children's college educations — and determine your standard of living based on what's left over.

But a rule that says that the government should not dip into the surpluses of the retirement funds, like the rule setting aside money for the sinking fund, makes it easier for politicians to act responsibly.

Some years ago the royal Maktoum family, who rule Dubai, set aside religious strictures along with Islam's liquor ban in order to create a new Middle East playground.

The complexion of the agriculture business is a legacy of the country's white-minority rule that set aside much of the most fertile territory for whites.

Proposed new rules were set aside.

The N.S.A.'s carefully constructed rules were set aside.

Time was when the rules were set aside primarily for major national holidays and for Jewish holy days.

Even when teams voted in March to change the kickoff rules, they set aside a proposal to eliminate the two-man wedge.

Participants in The Great Sport Relief Bake Off, it's true, are eagerly called celebs - but then all kinds of rules are set aside when a show is for charity.

Under existing rules, banks set aside capital equal to 8% of the value of their credit assets, no matter how strong the credit a loan to an Internet startup is treated the same as a loan to DaimlerChrysler.

This may be one reason why, even among the ruling monasteries of Mount Athos, the idiorrhythmic (individualized) rule has been set aside in favor of the more deeply traditional coenobitic (community) rule -- the fathers' lives in Christ are necessarily lives together.