Under the new rules, a mother will be able to trigger flexible leave at any point – if and when she feels ready.
Maybe the cast won't be able to trigger that magical chemistry again or perhaps we'll find that the concept has simply run its course.
Where the authority has concerns about performance – and some early warning signals come locally, not regionally or centrally – it should be able to trigger intervention.
The wearer would ideally be able to trigger the microbes to produce a particular substance – for example a scent, a color pigment, or fuel.
Parents will also be able to trigger a ballot for new management in a local school if standards are not being met.
Executives whose bonuses are based on earnings per share, or EPS, may be able to trigger a bonus by aggressively repurchasing shares to shrink the share count.
We then AC-coupled the output of the voltage follower so that the signal would centered around 0V and thus be able to trigger the Schmidt Trigger.
5 - There is now a real possibility that Theresa May will not be able to trigger article 50 before the end of March.
Or, in the case of the adjustable bed from Amerisleep, you might be able to trigger a massage before you drift off and start the day again.
Lord Falconer uses his essay to join the campaign for new powers of recall in which an unhappy electorate would be able to trigger a contest to get rid of an unpopular MP.
When a suggestion is successful, the experience of it seeming to "happen on its own" is key and this is exactly what neuroscientists have been working with – by suggesting temporary changes to the mind that we wouldn't necessarily be able to trigger on our own.
