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Significats de sequestration en anglès

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sequestro de bens
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Seizing property that belongs to someone else and holding it until profits pay the demand for which it was seized.

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segregação
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segregació

The act of segregating or sequestering.

segregació
Sinònims
Examples for "segregation"
Examples for "segregation"
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It's this poverty and segregation that leads to other, more dramatic problems.
Ebony
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Potentially violent prisoners needed to be identified and housed in segregation areas.
The Irish Times
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Think about what he saw growing up, the segregation in the south.
The Guardian
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Yet, 21st-century segregation exists overtly in our school systems, communities, and prisons.
The Guardian
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The segregation pattern in the family described here supports X linked inheritance.
Pubmed
Ús de sequestration en anglès
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The budget follows several years of deep cuts, also known as sequestration.
Reuters
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Seyrafi said network equipment makers and security companies are vulnerable to sequestration.
Reuters
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The House bill would have USDA oversee carbon sequestration work on farms.
Reuters
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On sequestration and law Why won't Congress pass another law, repealing sequestration?
The Guardian
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Right now, we've got it running but under Level 5 digital sequestration.
For Honor We Stand
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Some states began trimming their payments right after sequestration began in March.
Ebony
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They said that Congress should focus on averting the cuts from sequestration.
Reuters
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This is what sequestration has become: diabolical descriptions of soldiers mowing lawns.
Wired
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In sepsis, hepcidin induces iron sequestration to limit iron availability to pathogens.
Pubmed
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The sequestration cuts would strip just over 11 percent from Pentagon spending.
Reuters
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They mean, under pretext of sequestration, to make themselves absolute masters there.
Life and Death of John of Barneveld, Advocate of Holland : with ...
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CO2 sequestration is expensive in terms of both capital funding and energy lost.
Reuters
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The budget follows several years of deep spending cuts, also known as sequestration.
Reuters
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Our costs include the collateral benefits of carbon sequestration by reducing forest loss.
The Guardian
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Conclusions: CPB primes the inflammatory system causing pulmonary PMN sequestration without lung injury.
Pubmed
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Soil naturally absorbs carbon from the atmosphere through a process known as sequestration.
Reuters
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Translations for sequestration
Sequestration a través del temps
Sequestration per variant geogràfica
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