Sentence examples for forced sequestration from inspiring English sources
The Super Committee was tasked with identifying at least $1.5 trillion in future spending cuts or else face a forced "sequestration" -- huge, automatic cuts to a host of domestic programs like education and health-care research and massive cuts in defense spending.
It's yet another example of the mindless cuts forced by sequestration.
While NIH's funding increased this year from last year, when sequestration forced an estimated $1.55 billion reduction, it still fell $714 million short of pre-sequestration levels.
Deep cuts forced by budget sequestration are decimating America's court system, a situation that should be provoking deep concern on Capitol Hill.
NIH routinely makes a 10% cut to ongoing grants when it has to start a new fiscal year without a final budget, but the looming sequestration forced NIH to be even more conservative.
That dynamic held steady through this spring, until sequestration forced the closure of the local Head Start summer program.
Not everyone forced out by sequestration is leaving immediately, in part because they don't all have somewhere to go.
CSH has been working with our partners nationally and in the field to reverse budget caps and cuts imposed by our federal leaders through a process called sequestration (forced confiscation of funds).
Forced by the sequestration funding cuts to scale back their voucher programs, state and local housing agencies were helping about 100,000 fewer families in June 2014 than in December 2012, before the cuts took effect (see graph).
Raytheon, United Technologies and General Dynamics also fired up their lobbying machines from January to March, easily surpassing their spending from the same period one year ago as budget sequestration forced them to face down deep cuts to their bottom lines.
At the University of Kansas, Juniper Gardens, a behavioral and education research center, has been left in limbo after sequestration forced a delay in the announcement of grant awards.
