Sentence examples for the sequestering of from inspiring English sources

And the sequestering of the porch bed?" "Ye-e-es," the doctor said reluctantly.

The web of Israeli roads and the restrictions that Palestinians face in terms of travel are compared to the sequestering of black South Africans in wretched "bantustans".

In 2008, Mr. Swartz released a "Guerrilla Open Access Manifesto," calling for activists to "fight back" against the sequestering of scholarly papers and information behind pay walls.

But the sequestering of the data, even temporarily, has irritated other astronomers, who believe that it is antithetical to the ideal of scientific openness.

First, the enzymatic browning was delayed by the sequestering of metal ions [60].

Carboxylic, sulfonate and phosphonate moieties of the biomass were quantitatively established as being responsible for the sequestering of heavy metals.

The sequester, of course, was never supposed to happen — applying mindless cuts to both domestic and military spending was supposed to be enough to make both sides act.

But in the next round if Congress fails to act, the Sequester of automatic cuts hits -- $110 billion this year and $1.1 trillion over a decade.

The sequester of 1987 was so wildly unsuccessful that our leaders thought it was a good idea to try it again in 2013, just to prove a point.

With the abolition last month of the mandatory sequestering of all juries deliberating criminal cases, there will be less shuttling to hotels and fewer restless nights under the eye of watchful guards.

But the legacy of that year of living foolishly lives on, in the form of the "sequester," one of the worst policy ideas in our nation's history.