In ecclesiastical policies, he fought steadily against the setting aside of papal authority by a local church subjected to secular power; rare for his time and place, he upheld utter papal supremacy.
Mr. Levin stressed Tuesday that the alternative resolution developed by the group would authorize a military strike, but set aside that authority if Mr. Assad placed his chemical weapons under the control of the United Nations, as Russia has proposed.
Would the authorities consider setting aside just one day a month -- perhaps the first Sunday -- when cycling and in-line skating would also be prohibited?
Biologists estimate that a sixth to a quarter of the world's Pacific salmon originate in Kamchatka, and - responding to poachers - authorities are setting aside nine of the more productive salmon rivers as nature reserves.
Most experts have been warning for years that it would not be self-financing, Mr. Wilson said, and the authority had been setting aside money to cover the gap.
The bill is also expected to include a provision sought by New York City that would let housing authorities set aside more units for higher-income families, provided the authorities exceeded Federal requirements for giving housing vouchers to the very poor.
The CBI wants the government to hold local authorities accountable for setting aside five years' land supply for housebuilders, and said all public-sector property holdings should be listed on a central website.
For example, they kept an old Andean method of creating revenues for their princes, which involved setting aside acreage for regional authorities and demanding from the conquered peasantry not tribute in kind but rather labour on the field thus set aside.
"The court would have the authority to set aside the decree of adoption".
Thus, Descartes's apparent knowledge based on authority is set aside, because even experts are sometimes wrong.
The act, signed by President Theodore Roosevelt, grants the commander-in-chief authority to set aside public land — including archaeological sites — for natural, scientific or cultural protection.
