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Synonyms for sequester

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Synonyms for sequester

to put into solitude

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Synonyms for sequester

requisition forcibly, as of enemy property

take temporary possession of as a security, by legal authority

undergo sequestration by forming a stable compound with an ion

keep away from others

set apart from others

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One cited report (Samson and Hair, 1996) draws carbon dioxide storage in stark terms: A 25-year-old maple, beech and birch forest in the Northeast sequesters about 2.5 lbs.
Friend Family Distinguished Professor of Engineering, and doctoral student Wajdi Al Sadat have developed an oxygen-assisted aluminum/carbon dioxide power cell that uses electrochemical reactions to both sequester the carbon dioxide and produce electricity.
The Post-Great Recession Era and the Government Spending Sequester
The agreement is front-loaded, with $50 billion of that sequester cap relief and roughly $16 billion of additional funding coming this fiscal year, constituting nearly 90% of the discretionary sequester relief for 2016 proposed in the president's budget.
After the precipitous sequester cuts in 2013, Congress provided a compromise for 2014 and 2015 with a flat, but stable budget level for national security.
It's not that sequester is forced upon us by economic emergency or dire recession that makes taking grave security risks absolutely necessary.
"When some people try to measure soil carbon changes, they'll see an increase in total carbon levels and conclude that the carbon has been sequestered. But the carbon hasn't been sequestered until, after decomposition, it becomes attached to soil mineral particles.
The administration's Office of Management and Budget (OMB) released its report to Congress on Monday detailing the sequester's impact on mandatory spending programs for Fiscal Year (FY) 2015, and it shows a notable about-face on the fate of the ACA's cost-sharing subsidies.
"This is obviously good news for rural Oregon counties struggling to keep deputies on the roads and criminals in jail, and I urge the Department of Agriculture to re-examine the decision to sequester funds (this year) as well," he said.
No DOD flexibility in sequester House Armed Services Committee Chairman Buck McKeon, R-Calif., doesn't want Pentagon leaders to have the freedom to pick what to cut under sequestration, a stance that separates him from colleagues, including Senate Armed Services Committee Ranking Member James Inhofe, R-Okla.
The Department of Health and Human Services estimated earlier this year that sequester cuts would cause 70,000 children to lose access to Head Start services.
Yet, much research proposed by extraordinarily talented physicians and scientists cannot proceed because the required funding is prevented by the intentional irrationality by which the sequester is administered.
The sequester was passed by both houses of Congress, including the "conservative" one.
Synopsis: The majority of Americans remain unsure of whether the budget sequester's impact has been positive or negative for the U.S.
The Federal Aviation Administration's budget for fiscal 2014 assumes an end to the federal fiscal sequester and proposes including money to keep open 149 contract air traffic control towers around the country, including five in Mississippi, previously targeted for loss of FAA funding.