Sentence examples for trigger hearing from inspiring English sources

Moving your fingers to a certain part of a pistol and squeezing the trigger; hearing someone ask you to hold on and hold tighter, and doing so.

Like other business permits granted by the Department of Public Works, even one objection will trigger a hearing.

These days, that sadness is triggered by hearing of the women, children and men affected by the monster we call family violence.

If the general counsel does issue a complaint, it triggers a hearing before an administrative law judge, and perhaps a request by the N.L.R.B. for an injunction to stop the antitrust case while the N.L.R.B. makes its decision.

Though trauma is generally understood as unhappy memories and nostalgia as happy ones, nostalgia actually carries both senses, he says: it was first defined in the 17th century as a disease that afflicted soldiers, often triggered by hearing the music of one's homeland.

The team subsequently found that "psychological experiences paired with music can be triggered by hearing the music.

Thus a consciousness of the entire array of experiences, bodies, identities and gender expressions that have come to be associated with "LGBT" is triggered upon hearing this word.

The moment I saw that he pulled the trigger and heard the first bullet, I panicked.

These traumatic memories could be triggered when hearing patients' similar experiences: This kind of image, this kind of memory, it doesn't haunt us – but we cannot ever forget.

"The decision to trigger [a CMP hearing in secret] should be for the court not the government," he said.

Under one of the new laws, homeless housing projects that meet a list of requirements will be able to avoid a lengthy process at City Hall that includes environmental review and can trigger a public hearing.