And by offering money, he showed contempt for you, implying that even if you disapproved of his request, you would set aside your values if the price was right.
You cannot call your business "Christian" when arguing before the Supreme Court, and then set aside Christian values when you're placing a bulk order for cheap wind chimes.
"You cannot call your business 'Christian' when arguing before the Supreme Court, and then set aside Christian values when you're placing a bulk order for cheap wind chimes," wrote Christian author and columnist Jonathan Merritt in a recent article for The Week.
Sometimes, in the heat of battle, it's easy to set aside values when they could potentially cost you or your business money.
As most investors have historically set aside values to prioritize the bottom line, financial institutions haven't felt an economic incentive to develop better solutions.
It is time to set aside 1970s moral values, and stop paying debts on underwater homes and overpriced credit cards, because America needs your money to build a new economy.
This is because patients would be likely to worry that practitioners whose practice was not rooted in deontology would legitimately be concerned that their clinicians might set aside individual patient values and interests in the name of greater public good.
Second, it has a "mandatory set aside" for contracts valued between $80,000 and $200,000, which means where a suitable Indigenous business is identified and available to deliver the required goods or services, that Indigenous business must be awarded the contract.
But even larger and mightier nations such as the United States must contend with the threats posed by the new Chinese imperialism — and they are doing so from a morally weakened position if they set aside cherished and lasting values, including human rights and democracy, in favor of fleeting economic gains.
Santander has set aside 32 percent of the value of foreclosed properties — 40 percent on plots of land.
From April 1st this year, banks have been told to treat loans that have had their terms softened as if they were non-performing and set aside 15% of their value as a precaution.
