put on one side

Ms Ch said she believed the film was among camera equipment found in an attic clear-out, but had been put on one side by the charity to be disposed of.

After you die, your sins will be put on one side of a scale, and Ma’at’s feather will be put on the other.”

It turns out there are a lot of reasons — all of which can be put on one side of a T-chart with a 3 percent discount on the other.

All those promises and the contracts saying the waste and plutonium would be returned to the country of origin have been put on one side.

Clarke shows that the draft of A History that was put on one side in 1940, though assembled by assistants, was essentially Churchill's work, which expressed his Whiggish conception of English history as an unfolding story of liberty and representative government, now spread across the seas to North America and the Antipodes.