Sentence examples for ruling was triggered from inspiring English sources
The ruling was triggered by a judicial review launched by two individuals with mental health problems, who argued that the work capability assessment (WCA) was unfair to them because it required them to understand and be able to explain the nature of their condition to the people conducting the assessment, when they had insufficient awareness of their difficulties to do so.
The ruling was triggered by a complaint by a Spanish man who was seeking to have results related to his name and a property closure removed from the search engine.
The new rule-making exercise was triggered by a 2001 Supreme Court ruling that limited federal jurisdiction over isolated, non-navigable, intrastate waters and wetlands.
And until the recent ruling, there was no consensus over how great the restrictions on a patient had to be before DoLS was triggered.
The protests were triggered by a ruling in August by China's parliament that candidates for the post of chief executive, as Hong Kong's leader is known, be chosen by a "nominating committee" largely formed of pro-establishment figures including many businesspeople.
There is a high court ruling that says parliament must give its approval for Brexit before article 50 can be triggered.
"It's triggered by ongoing concerns about control," the official added, as the ruling military council confronted the mounting pressure to hand over power.
Land mines are triggered.
"An emotion is triggered.
