Sentence examples for triggered a review from inspiring English sources

This triggered a review leading to more frequent and prompt alerts by police when children are reported missing.

This discovery triggered a review last month of all section 44 operations since their introduction in February 2001.

That shooting triggered a review by the Pentagon, which concluded that threats to Department of Defense personnel were increasingly coming from trusted insiders and the Pentagon needed to beef up security from within.

Nick Herbert, the police minister, said in a Commons statement that the mistake was discovered after a freedom of information request triggered a review of the Metropolitan police's section 44 records.

His formal complaint form, which triggered a review process, calls the novel "filth" and lists his fear that the book would tempt students "to experiment with pornography, sex, drugs, alcohol and profanity".

The Australian Government's installation of the now defunct carbon price in July 2012, triggered a review of the Renewable Energy (RE) Feed-In Tariff (FiT) policies in the state of Victoria.

A request for an unapproved name triggers a review at Copenhagen University's Names Investigation Department and at the Ministry of Ecclesiastical Affairs, which has the ultimate authority.

He said the purpose of the register was not to limit foreign ownership or to trigger a review when it reached a certain level.

The process to trigger a review can be an insurmountable hurdle, for whatever the law says about the right of appeal, other factors intervene.

The Mail on Sunday claimed it was informed by sources that a specific threat was made against the Queen, triggering a review of security arrangements.

"There have been some egregious examples of someone getting cancer triggering a review of years of health history that seems very targeted and punitive".