Sentence examples for trigger contingency from inspiring English sources
"While there were isolated shortcomings at two individual polling stations, these related to a failure to trigger contingency arrangements which proved able to deal with queues elsewhere.
As drama continues to engulf the A-League strugglers, 21 January could be the day that triggers FFA's contingency plan to strip mining magnate Tinkler of his licence and either sell it or run the club themselves.
Moreover, engineering practice shows that voltage issue may trigger large-scale tripping-offline contingency of wind turbines.
The contingency cue may trigger 2 additional distinct processes: the sense of agency underpinning the perceived action (Wegner and Wheatley 1999; Frith et al. 2000) and the recognition of the mirror, which involves understanding that the space represented as being behind the mirror surface is in fact a symmetrically transformed duplicate of the real space in front (Loveland 1986).
The safer these financial institutions are, the less likely the contingency would be triggered and the less they would need to pay for this debt.
Contingency plans have been triggered to prevent a run on the banks.
The triggers are a key element in American contingency plans.
The report found contingency measures had not been triggered at those sites.
So they are demanding that Alexis Tsipras's government legislate for additional "contingency measures" worth €3.6bn to be triggered in the event that Greece fails to meet its fiscal targets.
The need for these extraordinary measures has been triggered by a breakdown in the UKBA's contingency plan for next Wednesday's strike after an internal revolt among some of the 800 middle managers and other staff who had been trained over the last few months to staff the passport control desks at ports and airports around Britain.
We hypothesized that the unexpected salient events can possibly act to indicate possible changes in reward contingency or reward paradigm and they may trigger further exploratory behaviors by subjects.
