Sentence examples for impending sequestration from inspiring English sources

The impending sequestration does not look like a mixed bag for small business.

The budget and impending sequestration clearly do not align with our children's needs, and what voters want.

Over the next two months, this crisis will only continue, as Congress deals with both the looming debt ceiling and the impending sequestration deadline.

Each day we get closer to the dire predictions that will be brought on by the impending sequestration cuts, I -- and many other Americans -- become more and more incredulous.

WASHINGTON -- White House Press Secretary Jay Carney emphatically ruled out including any provision raising the eligibility age of Medicare as part of a deal to eliminate or replace the impending sequestration cuts.

This threat is intended to frighten incumbents into rolling back the impending Budget Control Act sequestration, which would reduce Pentagon spending by roughly ten percent per year for the next ten years.

The impending automatic cuts, or sequestration, are the result of the failure of a bipartisan "super committee" to compromise on spending and revenue, as required by the 2011 deal raising the nation's debt ceiling.

The pathway to treatments and cures is littered with failure, lack of funding, scientific and regulatory challenges, reimbursement issues, health care delivery issues, and if that is not enough there are immediate challenges like the impending fiscal cliff and sequestration.

With the impending cuts to housing, schools, and community organizations from the sequestration, vulnerable communities are in danger of falling apart.

Remember how (in July 2011) they broke with the bipartisan tradition of automatically raising the debt ceiling -- a break with tradition that cost the United States its triple-A credit rating, and forced the automatic sequestration that now stands at the core of the impending fiscal crisis?

The impending negotiations could be one of the Obama administration's last opportunities to end sequestration for the long term -- the closer lawmakers get to the 2016 elections, the harder it will be to find common ground.