Under the law, airlines that carry Bypass freight must set aside a number of passenger seats on every flight.
Their bill would set aside a number of the visas for nonprofit research institutions and would require that 60,000 visas be reserved for people with advanced degrees.
The new system would essentially set aside a number of seats for Sunnis roughly proportionate to their numbers in the population, ensuring that no matter how low the Sunni turnout, they would be guaranteed seats.
Andrew Tyrie, a backbench Tory MP who has been campaigning for an inquiry for several years, said: "The prime minister's courageous decision to hold a judge-led inquiry, and to set aside a number of objections that will have been put to him, is a huge step forward.
When Harris reflected on the fact that computerized punch-card elections could be manipulated, he advocated, as a remedy, that every county and city using the Votomatic "set aside a number of precincts to count by hand and to compare the results from a hand count to the machine count".
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As early as 1897 an Association of Experiment Station Veterinarians was organized in conjunction with the American Veterinary Medical Association, which graciously set aside a number of pages of its Proceedings for use by the newly formed body.
To search for childhood exposures near suspect "hot spots" in each area, we set aside a number of examinations reserved for areas or situations designated as high-risk "hot spots"—for example, areas where we suspected increased exposures to lead.
There was at least one precursor to the new organization, and that was an Association of Experiment Station Veterinarians which was organized in conjunction with the American Veterinary Medical Association AVMAA) which graciously set aside a number of pages of its Proceedings for use by the newly formed body.
