Sentence examples for refusal to trigger from inspiring English sources

In the heat of the moment it would have been easy to offer an immediate kneejerk refusal to trigger article 50 in any circumstance.

With the Opposition threatening to disrupt supply, Whitlam used the Senate's refusal to pass six bills after their twice being passed by the House of Representatives, to trigger a double dissolution election, holding it instead of the half-Senate election.

"I want to trigger things.

That started to trigger our attention".

Furthermore, Labour's refusal to block the triggering of article 50 leaves voters still in search of a politician with the courage to come out and say, "Brexit is a terrible idea, let's call the whole thing off" (the Lib Dems notwithstanding, although I don't know anyone of my age group who would vote for them after the tuition fees betrayal).

They don't have to, although refusal to do so would presumably trigger mailing of a strike authorization ballot (see paragraph 2).

One rebel faction leader, a 47-year-old businessman named Fawzi al Usta, told me that he owed his life to an assassin's refusal to keep pulling the trigger.

It was Mr Yanukovych's refusal to sign that deal which triggered the protests back in November.

A Taliban refusal to hand over Bin Laden would trigger what would amount to an invasion of the central Asian country.

He has a gloriously incorrect argument with her about Islam, which baffles him, triggered by his refusal to believe that there can be so many Muslims in the world.

The commission, which will run Brexit talks for the EU, reiterated its refusal to negotiate before article 50 is triggered, which the prime minister has promised will happen by before the end of March.