Sentence examples for subject to sequestration from inspiring English sources

In FY2014 and subsequent years, however, the Pell Grant program will be subject to sequestration and will face automatic cuts of about 8 percent along with other student aid programs.

(Pell Grants were not affected because they were not subject to sequestration).

They do so by putting tens of billions of dollars into the Overseas Contingency Operations fund, which is not subject to sequestration.

American lawmakers sidestepped mandatory budget caps on 2016 defense spending by adding roughly $38 billion to the Overseas Contingency Operations OCOO) fund, an account that is not subject to sequestration and technically reserved for incremental costs associated with fighting wars.

First, of $18.5 billion that Congress approved for disaster relief -- $7 billion through a "continuing resolution" to keep the government funded and $11.5 billion from the Sandy relief package -- only $928 million is subject to sequestration's automatic cuts, so more than $17 billion is unencumbered by the budget difficulties.

Already, Republicans have passed budgets that further cut non-discretionary defense accounts while adding spending to the defense budget through an account that isn't subjected to sequestration caps.

It stipulated that should Congress fail in its assignment, defense and non-defense discretionary programs (like education, job training, public safety, and public health) would be subjected to sequestration: automatic, across the board spending cuts.

For example, wild type lysozymes are subject to electrostatic sequestration and inactivation by anionic biopolymers in the infected airway.

In particular they are large macromolecules, negatively charged, which undergo rapid degradation by plasmatic enzymes, are subject to fast renal clearance/hepatic sequestration, and can hardly cross cellular membranes.

The OCO budget is not subject to funding caps or sequestration cuts, and billions of dollars in the war budget have been widely referred to as a "slush fund".

The OCO budget is a fund for overseas conflicts and is not subject to the automatic budget caps under sequestration.