setting aside

He activism necessitated setting aside what he calls “a glamorous life before [he] spoke out against tobacco.”

But even setting aside such outrageous rhetoric, abortion and contraception are just not as photogenic as weddings at City Hall.

Setting aside the legal doctrine, what this standard means is that sustaining an anti-gay law will be very difficult.

Even setting aside the false choice being presented—parents versus abortions!

The plan presented by Seif would set up a new opposition leadership body, setting aside a number of seats for the SNC.

Setting aside timidity, we find that well-informed persons are sometimes‌ good listeners, but no talkers.

This is why, setting aside the upper classes, the Scotch differ essentially from the English.

In the first of these suits Pratt, setting aside evil precedents, declared general warrants to be illegal.

Indeed the President points out, by examples from Raffaelle, the good effect of setting aside these academical rules.

Their eternal duration involves the setting aside of every other priesthood, the destruction of every opposing force.