Then, suddenly, it enjoyed two unexpected and spectacular successes: the unanimous Supreme Court decision in Brown v. Board of Education, striking down the doctrine of "separate but equal," and, a year later, the Montgomery bus boycott, triggered by Parks's arrest and ending, almost thirteen months later, with the court-ordered integration of city buses.
The cameras between Junctions 24 (Coldra) and 28 (Tredegar Park) trigger penalty notices when the 50mph limit is exceeded.
The yellow-level alert in Glendora triggered rain-related parking restrictions that require residents to remove vehicles, trash bins or other obstructions from the road.
The Glendora Police Department announced that the fire impact area remains at yellow-alert status, triggering rain-related parking restrictions that require residents to remove vehicles, trash bins or other obstructions from the road.
Concerns about gentrification in Los Angeles have reached the point where it's not just art galleries and coffee shops that trigger alarm bells — parks and bicycle paths are in the crosshairs.
He vowed to push ahead with plans to demolish a public park — a trigger for the spasm of public anger that left Istanbul's main commercial district strewn with graffiti and broken glass.
Borezée says that the expansion of the Studios park could trigger the development of more hotels to add to the seven which are on-site.
The highway is closed to traffic, shells are fired at trigger points identified by Parks forecasters, and smaller, more controlled avalanches are started.
Fix the City's announcement said that it and the Academy Museum have developed "innovative" systems to monitor traffic flow and strains on the museum's parking capacity, triggering agreed-upon measures to relieve problems when they arise.
Places like museums, historical places, ancient landmarks, natural places (like forests and beaches) or even public parks can trigger memories, thoughts and feeling in authors.
