Sentence examples for emergency to trigger from inspiring English sources

The car icon opens the tailgate, and the bright red 'panic' button held down for 3 seconds in an emergency to trigger the alarm.

"Code Red!" he radioed — an all-out emergency call, meant to trigger a campus lockdown.

Also on Wednesday, Los Angeles County Supervisor Michael Antonovich declared a countywide state of emergency in order to trigger an assessment of storm damage by state officials that could allow for federal and state assistance if necessary.

UNICEF adapted and simplified its emergency response procedures based on learning from its experience in recent large-scale emergencies, including systems to trigger early action.

Among other conclusions, the presented case mandates a close monitoring of both clinical and laboratory features of muscle damage as a standard measure of care designed to trigger emergency surgical decision making.

Crucially, the slow-moving storm had given authorities time to trigger emergency plans and issue repeated warnings.

This can be use with an alert system to trigger emergency measurements for an earthquake event in a dam site.

And, in a somewhat less common occurrence (hopefully), this is also the button you use to trigger Emergency SOS, so making it more difficult to press in any way for the sake of aesthetics isn't ideal.

At the moment it is enough for the chief whip simply to believe that an emergency is about to happen to trigger powers of arrest, mass evacuation, confiscation, kangaroo courts and martial law.

France, which woke to news that dawn raids had been launched at 168 addresses across the country, leading to 23 arrests and another 104 people being placed under house arrest, will press at an EU ministerial meeting on Friday for its European partners to trigger the "emergency" clause in Schengen which allows frontier barriers to return in times of crisis.

Actual knowledge of an emergency medical condition is required to trigger the "stabilization" requirement.