Sentence examples for planned trigger from inspiring English sources

The fundraiser's role is to choreograph a relationship over this period so that a donor's involvement and commitment deepens throughout, with some carefully planned trigger points.

The registration was first reported by two bloggers for Playboy's Web site who said it was evidence that Mr. Santelli's remarks were a "carefully planned trigger" for the protests.

[3]An article on Playboy's Web site by Mark Ames and Yasha Levine suggested that Santelli's performance was "a carefully planned trigger" for the Tea Parties.

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

Will Trump's plans trigger a tax war?

A spokesman for America's Health Insurance Plans, the industry's main lobbying group, declined to comment on a public insurance plan trigger.

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.

Theresa May has said she plans to trigger article 50 and begin the exit process by the end of March.

Wednesday is the day that Theresa May plans to trigger article 50 of the Lisbon treaty to set Brexit in motion.

May told the Conservative Party conference she plans to trigger Article 50 of the Treaty of Lisbon, which sets the requirements of any country wishing to leave the EU.

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