Sentence examples for decided to trigger from inspiring English sources

There wasn't too much political suspense in the air late last year when Binyamin Netanyahu decided to trigger early parliamentary elections in Israel.

The Liverpool manager, Brendan Rodgers, who decided to trigger Markovic's buyout clause to take him to Anfield, wants to strengthen his squad by adding the 20-year-old's pace and eye for a goal.

Five years into the partnership, Saban decided to trigger a dissolution.

Because of that we decided to trigger overexpression of the β- or γ-actin isoform in the human colon cancer cell line BE, representing the mesenchymal mode of motility, and to observe its effects on cell migration and invasion capacities.

Puzzled by these findings, we decided to trigger fulminant hepatitis by GalN priming and subsequent TNF injection, although it remained unclear to us how inhibition of RNA synthesis by GalN-mediated UTP depletion, globally compromising protein synthesis in hepatocytes should mimic the selective inhibition of IKK kinase activity.

Another possibility here is that the Secretary General of the Council of Europe could also decide to trigger a so-called "Article 52" inquiry into mass surveillance, using powers under the European Convention on Human Rights, and as recommended by the Assembly (and, on this specific issue, also the European Parliament).

Faced with the shocking result Miliband decided to quit, triggering a leadership election.

"Prices were just getting better, so we decided to pull the trigger".

Neither the Knicks nor the Nets decided to pull the trigger on any trades.

"The council decided to pull the trigger on this one and said, 'We will do a redevelopment plan,' " Mr. Reidy said.

"One reason we decided to pull the trigger and go for this deal was we knew what was out there," Mr. Yanagi said.