Airlines aren't keen on the practice, not for health reasons but because they fear it could trigger disputes between passengers.
"The president should not issue any more baseless or controversial statements, because it could negatively affect the stock market, cause recklessness or confusion or trigger disputes among the public," the legislators said in their petition, which went to Speaker Akbar Tandjung.
Much ado about not much Religion has a way of triggering disputes about matters that make no difference in the real world.
RELIGION (or perhaps the passionate, protective sense of identity that religions engender) has an extraordinary way of triggering disputes about matters that make no difference in the real world.
Complaints about low pay, bad workplace conditions (poor canteen food, limits on using the toilet and so on) and bullying management have triggered disputes.
The inflow of immigrants to Western democracies has almost everywhere triggered disputes about who can become a citizen, what should be the demands on people who apply for citizenship, and, ultimately, what it means to be part of our community.
Without some additional safeguards in place, IP can be fiendishly fickle, walking off with a disgruntled departing founder or triggering disputes that can send a promising business into a death spiral.
Refugees and migrants arriving in Greece and Italy have been streaming north across the continent to reach more affluent nations such as Germany, triggering disputes between governments in central and eastern Europe as they alternately try to block the flow or shunt the burden on to their neighbors.
If the IAEA is not permitted to inspect any of the known nuclear sites, that could trigger the "Dispute Resolution Mechanism", which at the end of the day could 'snap back' the sanctions.
This has triggered a dispute over the value of the coupons.
