Sentence examples for trigger the standards from inspiring English sources

When it comes to stopping an American on the streets, or when it comes time to pull a gun or a trigger, the standards need to be the same from coast to coast.

The paper provides fault detection, classification and location of the open circuit (O-C) faults which do not trigger the standard protection systems in the single-phase inverters.

"A Nation at Risk: The Imperative for Educational Reform", The 1983 white paper that triggered the standards movement, written by the National Commission on Excellence in Education.

Needless to say, this has triggered the standard victimhood narrative of hate-speech amplifiers whenever they are challenged.

Soon, of course, it's time for the Knights' big game, which triggers the standard chain of movie events: loss of the sneakers, the wild scramble to regain same, the undoing of the bad people and Tracey's realization that he's ready to become a dad to Calvin.

Hugging and crying also trigger the double standard.

This approach is designed in accordance with the MDA approach which consists of transforming the specified OCL clauses into a class diagram into SQL 2003 standard triggers, then transforming the standard triggers into target DBMS triggers.

Without any controlling or persuasive authority on the issue, I decline to conclude that defendant in this case is "media," triggering the negligence standard.

All other mechanisms like intrasystem hand-overs and the triggers themselves correspond to the standards and stay untouched.

Open trigger surgery is the standard technique, and traditionally consists of A1 pulley release in which the pulley is completely dissected.

The standards that trigger a review of whether vested compensation should be clawed back are higher (though firms can loosen them).