Sentence examples for set aside out from inspiring English sources

The more an employer can safely assume for future earnings, of course, the less it has to set aside out of today's revenues to pay future benefits.

The Labor Department, which sued Enron in 2003 on behalf of the company's employees, said about $356 million will be set aside out of proceeds from the sale of Enron's assets to cover some of the lost retirement and pension plan benefits.

They understand that the economic opportunity for both nations is too great to set aside out of an irrational level of fear about criminal activity on the border.

We need to be willing to set aside out theological debates and meanderings for a season and focus on simply reading, conforming, and obeying the will of Christ, both as revealed in Scripture and as we are led by his Spirit.

This is a good time to set aside out-of-date items for storage or shredding.

Tributes to the former Syrian leader continued to pour in from other Arab leaders, who described him as a tenacious ruler who clung to the ideals of Arab nationalism long after they were set aside as out-dated or impractical by other rulers.

Some of the £30m is expected to come from an underspend on the £250m set aside to roll out superfast broadband across the country.

More than $5.3 billion in total federal assistance has been spent so far, and $300 million has been set aside to buy out homes that are beyond repair.

No money was set aside to carry out the adaptations that had been designed in so carefully.Once again, a large-scale building spree risks duplicating mistakes all over the country.

Half the money would be set aside to bail out states and localities facing the worst financial problems in decades; the rest would help them cover mounting Medicaid costs.

It reduced its estimate for this fiscal year's deficit by $262 billion, to $1.58 trillion (mostly because some money set aside for bailing out financial companies is no longer required), but increased its projection for the total deficit over the next ten years by $2 trillion.