Sentence examples for trigger provisions from inspiring English sources

The ruling left in place other public financing systems without such trigger provisions, including public financing for presidential elections.

But as Enron's share price hovered around $70 a share in early March, the risk these trigger provisions would be activated grew.

Last year Maine and Connecticut passed labelling laws, though both have trigger provisions stopping them from taking effect until nearby states follow suit.

The Supreme Court has not yet ruled on state trigger provisions like Connecticut's, but last month it went out of its way to intervene in the Arizona gubernatorial race, cutting off triggered funds to candidates who were expecting them.

Hutton said Hunt's decision showed that the government is disregarding the new "water trigger" provision in federal environment legislation, which demands that the environment minister assess any project that could impact water quality.

The Connecticut decision, by a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, struck down the "trigger provision" of the state's campaign finance system, which allowed extra public funds for candidates running against opponents who do not participate in the system and who spend more than the system's limits.

This paper discusses the findings of a multi-phase study which explored what professionals and carers of patients with cancer and advanced progressive illness, in their last year of life, find burdensome and the development an alert system for use by non-specialist staff to trigger provision of appropriate support, referral to services or further in-depth formal assessment.

Yet both feature a so-called double-trigger provision that ensures that awards and benefits are not accelerated without being fired without cause or resignation for a good reason.

That package includes a minimal child trigger-lock provision and a provision requiring background checks on prospective purchasers at gun shows that the National Rifle Association wants to weaken.

Because of the short period available before March, when Theresa May says she will trigger Brexit, provision has been made for the claims to leapfrog the court of appeal and go directly to the supreme court.

As Goble notes, the deal would have another disruptive ramificationIf Transdniestria were transferred, that would trigger a provision in the 1994 accord between Chisinau and the Gagauz, an Orthodox Christian Turkic-speaking community in southern Moldova.