The draft triggered fierce lobbying by the banking community because it required the buffers to comprise government bonds and the highest grade of corporate bonds.
I put the phrase in quotes because technically, a "public draft" triggers formal responses from partners and, in fact, from NIST itself.
The draft bill triggered an avalanche of criticism from the scientific committee, and it was never formally introduced.
Griffin typed Sterling's name into Google when he first figured the Clippers would draft him, triggering results that included "Donald Sterling is a racist".
In our data annotation, we counted as elements of the DISEASE frame those metaphors that involve medicine, tumor, surgery, symptom, treatment, and the Chinese concept of wind or draft as a trigger of disease.
Acknowledging this truth, I propose a constitutional amendment requiring that a state of war would trigger a draft of human resources and a rationing of material commodities.
Later on Tuesday, on the flight to London, he said the last draft he had seen lacked "trigger mechanisms" to punish Iran for noncompliance.
These international reports triggered the initiation of the draft nursing practice law in Lebanon.
In 2001 he drafted in the whole of Trigger Happy to be the Fall, giving them only eight hours' notice before they had to play a gig.
