Synonym: allow, appropriate, earmark, reserve, suspend. Similar words: put aside, cast aside, aside, lay aside, aside from, side by side, set about, set apart. Meaning: v. 1. give or assign a resource to a particular person or cause 2. make inoperative or stop set-aside. adj. reserved in advance.
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(211) Securities firms shall comply with the regulations of the Competent Authority and set aside a portion of its annual after-tax profit as special reserve.
(212) Heat wok with oil, deep-fry drumsticks until golden, dish up and drain excess oil, set aside.
(213) The sentence on her is broken, annulled , annihilated, set aside as non - existent, without value or effect.
(214) Mother's Day is a day set aside to honor motherhood.
(215) Cut the duck meat, green and red capsicum into diamond shape, set aside . 2.
(216) The system uses visual process design and set aside GIS interface to facilitate future system expansion and upgrades.
(217) Parents can ask kindergartners to set aside a portion of their money in a piggy bank, without explaining the theory behind an emergency reserve.
(218) The festival is set aside to be a legal day-off for regards to American laboring people.
(219) It is wise to set aside some money from each paycheck.
(220) A federal district is one set aside as the seat of the national government.
(221) Since flexible formwork is a key component of FFPCST, its thickness, length and width all have specific design requirements; meanwhile preserved bolt-hole and pump concrete nozzle need be set aside.
(222) They've set aside an area as school rand staked it off.
(223) Zoellick told ministers of the East African Community in Kigali to get ready to tap into the money that will be set aside by rich nations for low carbon energy sources.
(224) The Jackson family set aside an additional 9,000 Staples Center seats to give out to people they choose[sentencedict.com], organizers said.
(225) In 1940, 32 square miles (83 square km) of the plateau, with the gap as the central feature, were authorized to be set aside as the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park.
(226) Or set aside 30 minutes late in the day to do nothing but ruminate.
(227) The percentage of the special reserve set aside each year as referred to in the preceding paragraph shall be designated by the Commission depending on profitability.
(228) Rinse the prawns thoroughly, devein, wipe to dry, set aside.
(229) This money should be set aside in a special fund, to be used for investment.
(230) Make saving money a priority and set aside a percentage of your income as savings.
(231) When all birds are shot , the bow will be set aside ; when all hares are killed , the hounds will be stewed and eaten -- kick out sb . after his services are no longer needed.
(232) In one case, says an executive at a Japanese trading house, tuna that arrived in America was set aside by customs, rotting before it was inspected.
(233) Soak the white bread in water . Drain and set aside.
(234) Seed green bell pepper and tomato . Chop. Wash cashew. Bake until golden brown. Set aside.
(235) Stir vinegar and sugar bowl until sugar dissolves; set aside to use as dressing.
(235) Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and create good sentences.
(236) It was ninety-two years to the day since President Theodore Roosevelt had set aside the Grand Canyon itself as a national monument.
(237) Make sure you set aside these times in your appointment book or calendar so you can't make excuses or forget!
(238) Shred the spring onion and carrots, place them on a dish and set aside.
(239) Set aside an area of scoped memory large enough to perform the error-handling operation.
(240) The old car has been set aside and is out of use.
More similar words: put aside, cast aside, aside, lay aside, aside from, side by side, set about, set apart, side, beside, besides, outsider, consider, on the side, sidewalk, resident, alongside, residence, president, presidency, residential, presidential, considerable, considerably, consideration, be considered as, just as, fantasy, taste of, fantastic.