Sentence examples for trigger a government from inspiring English sources

The standoff could trigger a government shutdown if it prevents Congress from passing a spending bill before 1 October.

Obama has also threatened to veto such a bill, which could trigger a government shutdown come 1 October, the start of the new fiscal year.

But some of McAuliffe's Senate allies have recently signaled their discomfort with the idea of letting the Medicaid push trigger a government shutdown.

The GOP-dominated House is firmly opposed, and the disagreement has led to a budget standoff that could trigger a government shutdown if it is not resolved before the start of the new fiscal year, July 1.

There has been little appetite among other Senate Republicans to defund Obamacare in a continuing resolution because President Obama would never sign it and the resulting standoff could trigger a government shutdown.

The clock is ticking for US lawmakers, who have fewer than two days — as of 18 January — to pass a new budget, or they will trigger a government shutdown.

Immediately afterward, he changed his mind, triggering a government shutdown.

Their collapse in 2008 triggered a government takeover and a costly bail-out.

Second, the party triggered a Government scandal that, mindful of the Western press, it quickly named Danube-gate.

His overthrow triggered a government crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood movement, to which he belongs, in which hundreds of people have died and thousands have been imprisoned.

After the protests, Paulo Portas, leader of the minority coalition party CDS-PP, triggered a government crisis by publicly criticising the austerity measures.