Sentence examples for measures triggered from inspiring English sources

The continued implementation of austerity measures triggered resentment from the Spanish public, and this was manifested in protests, general strikes, and declining electoral support for the political establishment.

Non-metric multidimensional scaling revealed that the restoration measures triggered a marked short-term shift in vegetation composition.

As stated, the former includes measures triggered by concerns over current movements of the deficit or by a clear consequence of another shock.

To the extent that these measures triggered a change in tax liabilities in the future, it can be considered that they did not respond to current financial conditions at the time they were implemented.

Among the different protective measures triggered by the insect immune system to thwart pathogen infection, host cell suicide through apoptosis can significantly reduce viral replication, dissemination and infectivity [ 10].

It's tempting to see the rise in denials as a security measure triggered by the recent violence in Israel and the West Bank.

This measure triggered debate with people asking just what kind of breathalyser they would need, how reliable would they be and would drunks, who are already prepared to break the law by driving, pay any attention to them anyway?

The anti-union measure triggered mass protests in Madison and a fierce political backlash from Democrats and union supporters.

Johnson's tax cut measure triggered what one historian described as "the greatest prosperity of the postwar years," according to the Washington Post.

The aim of this study was to measure triggering system and pressurization in pressure support ventilation with and without ATC.

If the measure triggers the construction of a cleaner plant (e.g., a combined cycle gas-fired plant), or prevents the commissioning of a polluting plant (e.g., a coal-fired plant), it provides positive results.