Sentence examples for sequestration rules from inspiring English sources

Under sequestration rules, all program categories faced cuts, and backfilling the narrow category "air traffic operations" at the Transportation Department took Congressional action.

Democrats in the upper chamber are blocking the funding measures there because they are angry that the GOP decided to boost military spending above levels set by the 2011 Budget Control Act and its sequestration rules, while leaving in place steep cuts to domestic programs that are Democratic priorities.

"Mr. West made it abundantly clear to the jury the limitations the rule of sequestration places upon Mr. & Mrs. Zimmerman's ability to support their son George with their presence.

Detailed reporting in Sunday's New York Times indicates that the problem arose because the Cincinnati branch is already debilitated and overwhelmed by years of personnel and budget cuts, now aggravated by the sequestration -- and confused by new rules applying to the cascade of political "charities" unleashed by the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision.

Imaging studies for the investigation of a suspected case of pulmonary sequestration have two principal objectives: to rule out other pathologies and to confirm the presence of an anomalous arterial supply [ 9, 19].

Contrast-enhanced CT/ CTA is required to rule out the presence of sequestration and to see the extent and aspect of the CCAM.

These results also rule out differences in tissue sequestration between the two treatment groups.

Finally we cannot rule out the possibility that sequestration of TLE is not wholly responsible for the trans-dominant-negative activity of PRH N187A.

This article quantifies the carbon sequestration capacity of forests by suggesting a default rule to link carbon stock and stand age.

If ferritin,  iron saturation values, or both or other markers of iron-restricted erythropoiesis are inconclusive, further evaluation to rule out iron deficiency or iron sequestration due to inflammation/chronic disease is necessary.

Following the rules in the Kyoto Protocol – stating that sequestration credits should only be based on 'direct human activities' – the NPP data needed to be adjusted.