Sentence examples for action has triggered from inspiring English sources

From Rwanda to Darfur, UN failure to take decisive action has triggered public disillusionment.

Russia's actions have triggered a new era of uncertainty – and possibly sustained competition – between Russia and the United States and its European allies.

Will citizen outrage towards the GOP and particularly the Republican arch-conservatives whose actions have triggered the shutdown result in a voter backlash?

Soon after returning, to 500 AF, forced to watch Serah die, Noel realizes too late that his actions have triggered the apocalypse Caius wished for.

President Ravalomanana's actions have triggered a major drive for other political leaders to lead by example and make sure the HIV epidemic raging elsewhere in southern Africa doesn't take root in Madagascar.

Anger at the Obama administration's actions toward Israel has triggered a nasty fight at a predominantly Jewish country club in the Washington suburbs over whether to offer a membership to the president after he leaves office.

Of course, damaging health-induced awareness is not the goal, but it has triggered action.

Japan's nationalization of the islands from private owners to prevent provocative actions by militant groups has triggered a strong Chinese response - leading to run-ins between Chinese fishing vessels and Japanese navy ships.

The promise that improved cook stoves hold has triggered government action in India.

That has triggered strike action, including the firefighters' strike at the start of this month.

The prospect of an election is what has triggered the action against Corbyn and comes as a leaked poll commissioned by the party revealed that over one in four (27%) of Labour voters was less likely to vote for the party following the referendum campaign in which 214 Labour MPs called on people to vote to remain in the EU.