Sentence examples for plan triggered from inspiring English sources

For the art department, however, the change of plan triggered a period of maniacal activity.

But the latest version of Mr. Takenaka's bad loan plan triggered a flurry of largely skeptical assessment from analysts.

Maine's Olympia Snowe, a lone Republican supporting Democratic efforts, wants to see a public plan triggered only after a few years, and only if private competition fails.

Time had in place a panoply of defensive devices, including a staggered board, a "poison pill" preferred stock rights plan triggered by an acquisition of 15% of the company, a fifty-day notice period for shareholder motions, and restrictions on shareholders' ability to call a meeting or act by consent.

The stimulus plan triggered a stock surge at home--the Shanghai Composite leaped almost 7.3%--and around the world.

The plan triggered a warm response from energy, environmental, and indigenous leaders, as well.

Clinton vetoed legislation that would have raised Medicare premiums and required him to submit a seven-year balanced-budget plan, triggering the shutdown.

And if the bipartisan commission doesn't get its act together that is, if they fail to come up with a new plan, triggering an additional $1.5 trillion in cuts the Pentagon and its cohorts will lose around $500 billion more.

How Cowboy and Indian - both eager for the more mature Horse's approval - dispose of those extra bricks and the fall-out from that plan trigger the rest of the plot.

This earmark may have emerged unscathed in this year's budget battle, but because the super committee failed to produce a deficit reduction plan, triggering across-the-board budget cuts in 2013, this heretofore sacrosanct and perennially expanding budgetary line-item is suddenly and deservedly on the chopping block.

Violence by autistic people is more commonly reactive than planned — triggered, for example, by an invasion of personal space.