Sentence examples for sequestration until from inspiring English sources

At the same time, Congress decided at the beginning of the year to delay the automatic budget cuts, known as sequestration, until March 1 rather than cancel them altogether.

The new legislation pushes back the start of sequestration until 1 March.

Neither the White House nor congressional leadership said they supported delaying sequestration until the economy was on more stable footing.

That deal saw sequestration cuts extended until 2023, but the unemployment insurance deal would extend them to 2024.

"Coal companies are hoping to build new plants before cap-and-trade regulations go into effect and they will, soon with the idea that the plants and their greenhouse gas emissions will be grandfathered in until sequestration is technically and financially feasible.

[For more on public perception of CCS hazards, see "Of Two Minds: Groups Square Off on Carbon Mitigation," p. A546 this issue.] Coal companies are hoping to build new plants before cap-and-trade regulations go into effect and they will, soon with the idea that the plants and their greenhouse gas emissions will be grandfathered in until sequestration is technically and financially feasible.

It more or less did, until the sequestration cut his salary by nearly 27 percent.

Doing so would punt the fight over whether to lock in 2014 sequestration levels at $967 billion until December.

Under the original Collins proposal, the debt ceiling would be extended until 31 January while cuts across several government departments, known as the sequestration, would also be continued until 15 January.

This time, Mr. Noah points out, sequestration won't kick in until 2013, which is of course after the next election.

Carbon capture and sequestration, or C.C.S., technology that until recently was considered a silver bullet to reduce global warming has, meanwhile, fallen off the radar screen altogether.