Sentence examples for trigger section from inspiring English sources

The government, having realised the implications after intense lobbing by publishers, has yet to trigger section 40, but it's on the statute book and could be introduced at any time.

But it was unclear whether the government would trigger section 40 of the Crime and Courts Act 2013 that impose the double costs rule amid suggestions that ministers would leave that aside following heavy lobbying from the industry.

Recognition of any press regulator is meant to trigger section 40 of the Crime and Courts Act 2013, which would expose any newspaper not signed up to its regime to exemplary damages in libel cases and impose so-called cost-shifting.

Indeed, the formula for Imp(t T i ) does not take into account the balance between positive and negative examples for a certain trigger (Section 2.3).

Day, however, remained liable for the mortgage on the building, which potentially triggers section 44 issues.

At <50% of the total feature space, all lexical information about triggers (Section 2.4. 2.1) as well as all BOW features (Section 2.4.4) are also selected.

This analysis shows that the features expressing syntactic information about the trigger words (Section 2.4. 2.2) are overrepresented in the top-ranked features, i.e. they are being selected first.

For the last couple of weeks, several newspapers have been getting into a lather about the possible triggering of section 40 of the crime and courts act.

He then used an Arduino-controlled solenoid hand made by Rich Humphrey to trigger various sections of the music and played and sang the rest of it.

Alsbury had prematurely released a lever that controlled the aircraft's moveable tail section, triggering a chain of events that resulted in the craft's mid-air break-up.

This suggests that breakage can occur within this saponite-bearing dehydrating section, triggered by dehydration-induced weakening of the oceanic crust.