Sentence examples for decision triggered by from inspiring English sources

Beckett was to be skipped anyway, a decision triggered by his May 7 meltdown against the Yankees at Fenway Park.

It was, after all, as they stressed at the time, a joint decision, triggered by a last-minute emergence of "creative differences".

The decision, triggered by the Tory announcement of its plans for a right to buy for housing association tenants, angered NHF chief executive David Orr.

But just a week later, she broke things off and sold the ring, a decision triggered by Jack's refusal to honor his promise to reimburse her for the cost of housing her poodle in a kennel during her visits with him in Dallas.

For several, the migration decision is triggered by oppression or an insecure situation for the individual, family, or/and group and to stay at the origin is not an attractive or viable option.

After 20 years of collecting art, most contemporary art collectors open their own museum, a decision often triggered by the fact that public museums reject the offer to receive the artworks of private collectors.

Based on this risk stratification, the JADE e-portal recommends a care protocol tailored to these risk levels with decision support triggered by various risk factors.

This decision was triggered by the availability of the final results of the Kumasi and Tamale IPTi-SP trials in Ghana in early 2007, which reported some rebound effects of anaemia and the occurrence of severe adverse reactions (potentially Stevens Johnson syndrome).

Every decision triggered still more decisions.

His decision triggered a byelection in Richmond Park, south-west London.

The fact that research to date has shown only little interest in explicitly differentiating between determinants of approval between WLPT and EUT could be due to the widespread implicit assumption, that acceptance of both forms of end-of-life decisions are triggered by the same or a least similar set of determinants.