Sentence examples similar to Triggered election from inspiring English sources

He noted, however, that a potential failure by Sánchez to pass the new budget would not automatically trigger elections and that the previous year's budget could be temporarily rolled over into the year ahead.

And some of his supporters have threatened to bring it crashing down - triggering elections - if their leader is indeed flung out of parliament.

The parliamentary vote could still take place this week and could trigger elections if the motion is carried.

His government's collapse triggered an election, which could not take place for another two months.

But there are still mechanisms which can trigger another election.

Conventionally, the defeat of a government in a confidence vote is supposed to trigger an election.

That would trigger an election that neither Congress nor its coalition allies feel ready for.

This decision should have triggered new elections, but no progress has been made there.

He lost a no-confidence vote in 2011, triggering an election which saw him come back with a majority.

In other words, a combined vote by the three opposition parties against any of the bills would trigger an election.

It's actually quite a high bar to pass, under the Fixed-term Parliaments Act, to trigger an election.