Synonym: attach, confiscate, impound, isolate, keep apart, seclude, seize, sequestrate, set apart, withdraw. Similar words: sequestration, request, equestrian, out of the question, close quarters, fester, western, semester. Meaning: [sɪ'kwestə(r)] v. 1. requisition forcibly, as of enemy property 2. take temporary possession of as a security, by legal authority 3. undergo sequestration by forming a stable compound with an ion 4. keep away from others 5. set apart from others.
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31. Both sides are preparing to fight next year's election over those differing visions, so the odds of a resolution to the Bush tax cuts, the sequester, and entitlements before then are close to nil.
32. The fact that the OMEGA process would clean up wastewater and help sequester carbon dioxide doesn't hurt, either.
33. That means we must figure out a way to inexpensively capture the carbon released by burning fossil fuels and sequester it into the ground.
34. Fitch and Moody's, the other main ratings agencies, have refrained from doing so, in part because of the promised deficit reductions under the sequester.
35. CO 2 - emitting industries could pay farmers to buy stoves to char and sequester farm waste.
36. Unequaled investments in science and technology: The United States is leading the development of advanced technology options that have the potential to reduce, avoid(sentencedict.com), or sequester GHG emissions.
37. At best it can only sequester 90 percent of the carbon emitted.
38. Officials at a natural gas project in Algeria are working on the In Salah Gas Project, which will strip carbon dioxide out of its emissions and sequester it a mile underground.
39. One idea is to sequester carbon as biochar, a charcoal made from burning agricultural waste in the absence of air.
40. This should be on top of any global value derived from, for example, keeping forests pristine to sequester carbon and mitigate climate change.
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