Sentence examples for sequestration plan from inspiring English sources

And yet, none of Mr. Obama's aides were willing to say that the president regretted signing the law that put the sequestration plan into effect.

But you can't get far enough from this Congress's problems, and in particular, the sequestration plan to cut the federal budget willy-nilly; it has dominated most of the economic and political panels.

No one is claiming the CO2 sequestration plan makes this a "green" project, though.

Yet under the sequestration plan, money to educate these service members may be indiscriminately slashed along with everything else.

President Barack Obama has proposed replacing the budget sequestration plan with another $600 billion in taxes by closing loopholes, as well as $930 billion in cuts.

We produce many long-term data series with very short turnaround, but the main thing we have done according to our sequestration plan is eliminate three programs: Measuring Green Jobs, International Labor Comparisons and Mass Layoff Statistics.

The Pentagon and other government departments will begin drawing up contingency sequestration plans this summer and, unless a resolution seems likely, will have to begin preparations for the cuts in the fall.

This does not even take into consideration the post April 15 IRS sequestration plans noted some weeks ago with possible layoffs, fiscal debt limit and impact on government with possible reduced services and other unknown developments that may hurt post April 15 extended filers.

But it also expects its profit margins to remain above 11 percent as long as Congress can stave off sequestration, the plan to force large automatic spending cuts at the Pentagon.

If you care about national defense and are particularly worried about sequestration (the plan that would likely cut $500 billion from the defense budget in January), the president's blithe assertion that it won't happen — no proof, no policy, just "I'm Barack Obama and I approve this message" — may not have convinced you.

On Twitter, John Harwood pointed out the obvious: those magic words are on Obama's publicly available sequestration offset plan!