Sentence examples for triggered cut from inspiring English sources
Despite her victory, Kabuto revives in a triggered cut scene and restores her Reaper form; whereupon the player takes the role of Baz against the revived monster.
But that has triggered cuts for social sciences and arts subjects, with the London School of Economics LSEE) among the biggest losers.
The ministry added that a "technical error" made in the application for funding by administrators in the Liguria and Piemonte regions had triggered cuts to anti-trafficking initiatives.
And the triggered cuts will feel all the worse because they'll be widening still-open wounds of state-level cuts.
He says that the triggered cuts need to be reconfigured, so that the entire Pentagon trigger that was sort of the thing that was supposed to goose the GOP into doing something in the first place, goes away.
The future of higher education in California may hinge on whether or not voters approve Proposition 30 on the November ballot, a measure that would increase taxes and prevent triggered cuts focused almost solely on public schools and universities.
The physicians' spontaneous feedback indicated another factor, in overly sensitive patient-specific triggering cut points and irrelevant reminders.
If no agreement is reached, this failure is supposed to trigger cuts in the defense budget.
Before 1995, Connecticut residents on welfare could not earn very much outside income without triggering cuts in their weekly welfare check -- as is still the case in most states.
They include the rigid Corker-McCaskill bill with its 20.6percentt of GDP limit; the Vice President's bipartisan deficit panel's early interest in triggering cuts if deficit goals aren't met; and the still-secret bi-partisan "Gang of Six" plan apparently derived from the Simpson-Bowles deficit, or "catfood," commission.
The spillover effects of Threadneedle Street's £435bn QE scheme have come under intense scrutiny since the vote to leave the EU, which spooked global markets and triggered another cut in interest rates.
