Sentence examples similar to measures to trigger from inspiring English sources

Bebbington said Australia's proposal on student loans seemed "unduly harsh" compared with a British measure not to trigger higher interest until a student was in the workforce and had some capacity to repay.

It would later create a path to citizenship -- first a green card, then eventual naturalization -- but only if certain border security measures were met to trigger the plan to move forward.

"Any protectionist measures taken are bound to trigger other protectionist measures".

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.

"This is likely to trigger further measures to clamp down on the housing market," he wrote in a note to clients.

Depending of the defined goals and the objective necessities, consequences and boundary conditions emerge that allow the decision makers to trigger meaningful measures and activities.

This underscores the importance of setting appropriately stringent PM2.5 standards to trigger control measures intended to reduce ambient PM2.5.

Another limitation is that outcome-based measures are not directly used to trigger an intensive course review.

But in the 1980s there was a strong reaction to it and it started to trigger anti-bilingual measures around the country that continued for 20 years.

Results from the co-bombardment analysis show that Avr3c is able to trigger cell death (measured by reduced GUS expression) specifically in plants carrying Rps3c.

Last winter was so mild in London that conditions did not get cold enough for SWEP measure to be triggered, but this winter has already seen SWEP triggered twice – from 16 January for eight days, and for all of last week.