Sentence examples for face of sequestration from inspiring English sources

It is unlikely that any of these proposals would pass in the face of sequestration.

This is not even factoring in the fact that many higher-paying jobs, just the type Ms. Sandberg wants women to lean in to, require longer hours and the more expensive child care that entails.Ms Faulhaber admits that her proposals for tweaking the tax code to remove these disincentives are unlikely to "pass in the face of sequestration".

"I've instructed not just my White House but every agency to make sure that regardless of some of the challenges that they may face because of sequestration, we're not going to stop working on behalf of the American people," Mr. Obama said, using the formal name for the spending cuts.

Families will face layoffs because of sequestration, she said.

He was in court this week, facing the threat of sequestration of his estate over unpaid tax.

Facing the threat of sequestration and declining appropriations, federal science funding agencies from the NIH to NSF and DoD and others are considering how to deal with such downturns.

Federal workers, in Washington and elsewhere, would feel the brunt of a shutdown if a spending measure were not approved by Congress on Monday, having already faced furloughs this year because of sequestration.

But even with public and political support, Darpa also faces cuts as part of sequestration, a budget deal that makes across-the-board reductions in spending.

Well, the media has decided it's the most dire crisis the country is facing, during this time of sequestration.

There are a couple of options to deal with this issue in the long run, apart from a substantial increase in the agency's budget – an unlikely prospect in the face of the looming federal budget sequestration deadline.

The 8.4 percentage pay cut is calculated to match the reduction that most discretionary programs will face if sequestration remains intact through the remainder of the fiscal year.