The word "sequestered" is a valid word in written English.
It is typically used to mean to set something aside, to keep something apart from others, or to seclude something. Example sentence: The judge sequestered the jury to ensure that their deliberations remained confidential.
You feel his indignation as he remembers how Thatcher's government "sequestered the funds of the NUM so miners couldn't get at their strike pay.
Nordström made all this work in Gotland, a Swedish island in the Baltic, almost half way to Latvia, where he sequestered himself away from his Stockholm studio for months, working alone.
Arthur Scargill, the NUM president, was fined and the union's assets were sequestered.
No new coal fired plants should be built unless the CO2 can be sequestered.
Just substituting gas for coal would not solve the world's climate problems Europe aspires to emission cuts of 80% or more by 2050, which would require any carbon dioxide from gas plants to be sequestered underground, not emitted to the air.
And lucrative, too; though no one could control the overall flow of spice any more, information could still be rushed ahead fast enough or sequestered behind long enough for people in the know to make a killing.
Since carbon takes thousands of years to drop out of the atmosphere, the only way of bringing concentrations down again within a reasonable time is for greenhouse-gas emissions to drop drastically perhaps to zero, perhaps to less than that (ie, carbon will have to be taken out of the atmosphere and sequestered).
Kingsnorth would consist of two units producing 800MW each, meaning in effect that less than half the emissions from half the station would be sequestered.
The towering, sequestered 300-room San Paolo Palace hotel on Palermo's eastern outskirts, part of the empire of families in the city's notorious Brancaccio district, employed 120 workers.
What they offer is access to "some of the world's most sequestered and elusive leaders".
Between 1993 and 2000, Palermo's court sequestered assets totalling 10 trillion lire ($5.8 billion).
