Sentence examples for decision was triggered from inspiring English sources
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).
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.
The latest controversy over U.S. policy decisions was triggered by Bremer's comments in recent speeches at DePauw University and at an insurance conference.
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.
To gain insight into the extent to which individual commissioning decisions are triggering changes to day centre provision, the author conducted a small survey of staff working in day centres.
The Clinton administration insisted that despite the political windfall that Mr. Gore might receive from the decision, the move was triggered by growing concern about the high prices of crude oil and heating oil and the exceedingly low supplies of heating fuel in the Northeast.
Ms Verdonk reversed the decision but an election was triggered after the D66 party quit the cabinet in protest.
Toshiba says its decision to scrap OLED was triggered by a surge in demand for LCD this year.
There is no clear indication that the decision to pursue the amendment was triggered by any single event or abuse of power.
My decision not to kill salmon was triggered by a November 1997 resolution of the Atlantic Salmon Federation that asked anglers to release all of the salmon they catch, even if keeping them is legal.
