Sentence examples for trigger a draft from inspiring English sources
Acknowledging this truth, I propose a constitutional amendment requiring that a state of war would trigger a draft of human resources and a rationing of material commodities.
A draft trigger warning policy from Oberlin, quoted in Inside Higher Education, used Achebe's acclaimed text as an example of a work which might require a warning, saying the novel was "a triumph of literature that everyone in the world should read.
"The May 2013 report has been given water trigger status yet it was compiled under the National Partnership Agreement on a draft EIS – well before the water trigger legislation even came into play," said Simson.
This spring, the science committee circulated a draft bill on NSF peer review that triggered a firestorm of criticism.
Males between 18 and 25 have simply been required to register for a draft, a theoretical conscription that would only be triggered should an emergency arise.
They even published a draft bill which, if enacted, would have enabled disgruntled voters to trigger a by-election if enough of them signed a petition.
At Oberlin College in Ohio, a draft guide was circulated that would have asked professors to put trigger warnings in their syllabuses.
This is a draft tradition.
In contrast, drafts of official lab publications typically trigger a two-part review.
It could trigger a global financial crisis.
