It prevented the biggest financial bust since the 1930s from triggering an economic catastrophe.
"The good news is we are one election away from triggering another American century".
However there have since been signs he may want to back away from triggering an immediate crisis.
But this should not stop Peter Mandelson, the business secretary, from triggering an inquiry under the 2002 Enterprise Act.
That did not stop it from triggering furious competition and soaring to $19.12 million, surprising seasoned market observers.
The action, on behalf of an unspecified "group of businesses", would block the prime minister - whoever that might be - from triggering article 50 to institute Britain's EU departure.
American warheads are rigged with multiple PAL's ( "permissive action links") -- codes and self-disabling devices designed to frustrate an unauthorized person from triggering the explosion.
Today, it is hard to escape the conclusion that the Cable tapes, far from triggering the business secretary's demise, may yet prove his salvation.
Roy Boffy Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham Whether you supported leave or remain, the decision of an unelected judge to prevent the prime minister from triggering article 50 is disgusting.
The company's software mimics TCP's responses, preventing TCP from triggering its slowdowns without breaking compatibility with the rest of the internet.
The league discourages producers from triggering the special situation clause, he said, unless the artistic rationale is "very convincing," adding that he believed "Priscilla" met that test.
