Sentence examples for trigger a change of from inspiring English sources

Souths fans will be desperate for Inglis' return (is he really 100%?) to trigger a change of attitude and fortune.

Problematically, many clung to the idea that extreme events would trigger a change of mind on climate change.

The purpose was to make clear that there was no consensus that this war was inevitable, and thereby to trigger a change of mind that would help the government opt for a negotiated agreement with Hamas.

Dutch voters are due to elect a new parliament in seven weeks' time, which will almost certainly trigger a change of government, but Ploumen is confident that support for the plan will continue.

The 7 September election may trigger a change of national mood.

This requires the development of a strong set of criteria specifying what conditions would trigger a change of mode, or what class of phenomenon would require an interruption of "normal" observations, or a significant re-distribution of resources, in order to make detailed observations of its development.

This triggered a change-of-control provision that allows shareholders to sell their shares.

This was to avoid triggering a "change of control" clause that would have allowed BBC Worldwide, the corporation's commercial arm, to buy Telewest's 50% of UKTV.

He also believes that the expected change of generations already triggered a change of funding philosophy at Germany's research funders.

Ailton lifted the home crowd with a wonderful solo run down the left at the start of the second period before the introduction of Kaka and Marcelo triggered a change of gear by Real.

It's entitled for restaurant, retail and office use, but when you go from retail space to a restaurant, it triggers a change of use," she said.