Sentence examples for sequestration address from inspiring English sources

Nor does sequestration address issues such a mercury pollution, which is well on its way to making many fish species inedible.

With both the House and Senate now out of session, and no legislation on the docket in either chamber to address sequestration, the Obama administration will be forced to issue the order on Friday.

The US EPA regulations on CO2 sequestration do not address minimum standards for leakage on global warming or on ecological or human hazards should anthropogenic CO2 be released to the atmosphere.

Democrats also worry that if they authorize an increase in defense spending now, Republicans will not fully address sequestration limits when Congress negotiates a full budget later in the year.

I plan to ask the president, in light of the weight of his decision to intervene in Syria, for his commitment to address sequestration as part of any deal on the debt ceiling.

I urge you to immediately contact Majority Leader Harry Reid so that the two houses of Congress can come together and address sequestration and save American families from cuts and pain.

In a letter to the Senate Armed Services Committee last week, Hagel said that unless Congress addressed sequestration, "the size, readiness and technological superiority of our military be reduced, placing at much greater risk the country's ability to meet our current national security commitments".

The DOE's Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnerships are addressing these issues on a regional basis as they assess the sequestration resource in the region, conduct small Phase II scale field tests as part of the validation phase and prepare to conduct large volume Phase III CO2 storage tests.

Moreover, sequestration does nothing to address the elephant in the room: upward pressure on entitlement spending and the widening deficit that an aging population will cause over time.

Troops here were familiar with the budget jargon of sequestration, interviews before Mr. Obama's address showed.

There is a growing body of literature that points to the significant potential of carbon capture and sequestration technologies to help society address the challenge posed by climate change.