But the words "inner-city school" triggered many stereotypes.
Students of the all-boys Kentucky school triggered nationwide controversy when video emerged of them surrounding the man who'd peacefully approached their group on the steps leading to the memorial.
De Blasio's position on charter schools triggered a fierce response -- but it also triggered a long-overdue conversation.
While Samad finds refuge in the memory of his illustrious great-grandfather Mangal Pande, said to have fired the first shot in the Indian Mutiny of 1857, the ubiquity of fag-ends in a north London school triggers a disquisition on the English tobacco planter who impregnated Clara's grandmother, and the dangers of "a little English education" on stolen land.
Figure 1 graphically shows Type II, which uses a 5-case per school trigger and 1-day implementation.
The schools engaged in these consortia are redefining success by prioritizing national outcomes over school outcomes, triggering a paradigm shift in the country.
We assumed that closure of each school was triggered following diagnosis of two cases in the school, whereupon the school was closed for two weeks, with each school closing on at most two occasions for a maximum total of 4 weeks.
The crux, however, will be its response to the uproar over the quality of school dinners triggered by Oliver's programme, which followed the chef and father of two as he tried to change menus for pupils in Greenwich, south-east London.
Curiously enough, it is the scenes set in the States that often feel more cliched: a visit to a character's old prep school, which triggers some uncharacteristically sentimental talk; and an equally stultifying sequence set at a tony New York club.
Walking up stairs in the school, I trigger another innovation into action: Dutch-owned Philips is trying out its new sound- and motion-sensitive lights, which default to off unless the switch hears or feels someone approach.
