Sentence examples for set aside the issue from inspiring English sources

Set aside the issue of climate change.

But he thought that Republicans should set aside the issue because it would be a big distraction, politically speaking.

By June 2011, as the UK economy headed for recession, Balls had largely set aside the issue of Labour's economic legacy and was locked in battle with George Osborne over how to lift the economy out of a deepening slump.

The Sept. 11 terror attacks forced the state and a scrum of lobbyists to set aside the issue for a while, but by late October the proposal had resurfaced, wrapped in an applied glow of post-terrorism urgency.

Those involved in the talks said they had been able to reach the settlement by first agreeing to set aside the issue that has tied up the case for years: whether the schools were still suffering from the lingering effects of segregation.

For these reasons, in interpreting and discussing the Mozi, the most productive and defensible approach is probably to set aside the issue of which parts of the corpus do or do not represent the views of the historical Mo Di.

The industry has been forced to set aside the issues that were its greatest concerns, including its opposition to a requirement that almost all derivatives trades be recorded on public exchanges.

We engage in moral and political discourse with civility; we seek to understand one another's views; we accommodate them when we can and we set aside the issues over which we can't agree.

On Saturday, the league offered to end the talks with a deal that would set aside the issues regarding touring until the next round of contract talks, scheduled for 2008.

But, setting aside the issue of gender, there is still no such thing as a level playing field in sports.

Setting aside the issue of astronomical markups in restaurants, is any Long Island wine worth $125 in a shop?