Sentence examples for trigger meetings from inspiring English sources

But so can poverty, and the 1.3 billion people who live on less than a dollar a day trigger meetings at the World Bank these days, not in the Situation Room.

Clanchy says she's nearly halfway to collecting the 10% required to trigger a meeting, but she's heard "not a smidgeon" from the society.

The offer letter to creditors which will trigger the meeting to determine whether administrators can form a creditors voluntary arrangement, is imminent but later than had initially been planned.

If you often get triggered in meetings, jot it down on your notepad to remind you.

This seemingly encouraging precedent has triggered several meetings to discuss recent developments in the same spirit, notably an inter-academy gathering in Washington in December.

Each of the different collaborators could trigger a meeting, although sponsors bore the overall responsibility for ensuring that safety activities in the trials were done to international standards.

This information triggered a meeting between a senior UN official and the US ambassador.

This included a detailed study manual with specific instructions, definitions and trigger descriptions, regular meetings during the study period, access to the investigators for questions, and a review expert who monitored the study database and gave the reviewers regular feedback.

These meetings triggered Senate investigations, hearings, and deliberations that dragged on for nearly four years.

Moreover, the prospect of Sinn Féin's key demand, the devolution of policing and justice powers, being met – which would trigger an executive meeting – seems more remote than ever.

That decision would trigger an emergency meeting of the IAEA board next Wednesday in Vienna, where U.S and European negotiators would issue an ultimatum to Iran to back down, officials said.