Sentence examples for law triggered from inspiring English sources

But, more so, the utterly Nazi craziness of the new Nigerian law triggered the urgency.

Rights groups said the law triggered a sharp increase in arrests and assaults on members of the country's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.

The recent blocking by Mr García's APRA party of an attempt to repeal one of the eight measures, the forestry and wildlife law, triggered the violence.

Like West Virginia's campaign financing program for judicial races, the Arizona law triggered disbursement of additional public money when spending by a privately financed opponent reaches a certain threshold.

The decision to charge 270 miners arrested during the protests under an apartheid-era law triggered a national outcry and the charges were dropped.

The school's probe, under the Title IX gender-equity law, triggered a criminal investigation by university police.

Florida state law triggers a recount ordered by the secretary of state when the margin of victory is 0.5percentt or less.

The new laws triggered a cascade of unintended consequences, with millions of families arriving to settle.

Changes to voting laws, triggered by the Supreme Court's decision, would end up being a pivotal battle.

The Fund wants higher taxes on alcohol and fuel, and better tax collection.Anticipating noisy objections from the Duma, Mr Stepashin threatened to call a confidence vote over the IMF-backed laws, triggering a fresh political and constitutional row which would lead to the parliament's early dissolution.

The law is triggered only when plants create more pollution.