Sentences with phrase «aside old terms»

It is in part, of course, due to the language - lag that has always plagued the church, a hesitation to lay aside old terms and phrases for fear of laying aside something vital to the faith itself.

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@Chad «Once the terms of the old covenant were met, it could be set aside in favor of the new.

Unicorns and candy - floss buildings aside, the realist in me constantly wonders what the long term consequences of Henry's (possibly successful) loan spell are and why the Gunners had to rely on a 34 year old veteran when being faced by a pedestrian opposition that would have been annihilated by any other team in the running for a Champions league spot.....

She was either supposed to glide toward easy re-election as the only woman in the Republican majority of the State Senate or she was to step aside gracefully after seven terms to make room for a younger and more conservative Republican, 47 - year - old Assemblyman George E. Pataki.

It would be the smallest area in the long - term set aside since 1988, when the program was two years old.

If you are 55 years old and are planning to retire in 5 years then you should have a portion of your investment portfolio set aside which will have a short term horizon and therefore will -LSB-...]

The two young painters swept aside age - old assumptions about three - dimensional perspective and redefined form in terms of its own geometric logic.

Ryan's unlikely to be elected, but leaving that aside, he has no long term plan except to cut senior's benefits and Medicaid, shifting the costs to the old and the poor, and spend trillions on tax giveaways to the rich.

Usage issues aside, digital archiving of many older law reports may be the only method to preserve access long term.

You would be able to cast aside the thirty year term and reshop for another one, albeit with a slightly higher rate now that you are one year older.

Others offer single - premium policies that can be attractive to older consumers with invested assets they have set aside to «self - insure» their health and long - term care needs in their retirement years.

By setting up a term life policy that expires, say, when your daughter turns 21, you can make sure that you have money put aside to cover tuition even if you can not be there, and that the policy remains in force until your daughter is old enough to make the decision on whether or not to attend college at all.