Sentence examples for triggered discussions from inspiring English sources

Renewing the commitment to dismantle the camps, in December 2013 a meeting organised by the Beyond Borders Collective in Melbourne triggered discussions of boycott, divestment and sanctions.

The family feud has triggered discussions about the real estate firm's corporate governance.

But the court didn't specify which measures the government must take to meet the target, and the verdict immediately triggered discussions about whether a 25% reduction in 5 years is feasible and whether it might hurt the Dutch economy.

This triggered discussions on different national identities (Kazakh, American, Polish, Romanian, Jewish, British) that Baron Cohen had exploited in creating Borat the character.

The artefacts triggered discussions, which the authors felt would not have emerged otherwise.

Low remuneration of midwives which was increasingly recognised as the main cause of low facility deliveries in Cambodia triggered discussions among policy makers to look for solution.

The issue also triggered discussion in the UK, where the Institute of Directors welcomed the trade talks with India but warned that migration was an important factor.

The decision was taken to replace Mourinho, with former Blues manager Guus Hiddink in talks to take over until the end of the season, and the sacking immediately triggered discussion of where the Portuguese's next job will be.

The phaseout of coal-fired power plants had triggered discussion about RE, and therefore, RE received increased political attention at that time firstly from citizens and thereafter from policymakers.

For example, when a participant showed a picture of a child sieving water to highlight water treatment practices and knowledge among children, the photo rather triggered discussion around the disadvantages of children sieving water without any supervision from adults.

Presentations on detection of A. cantonensis lungworms in the environment described dramatically increased incidence in China and Thailand and increased cases in the Caribbean, Pacific Islands, Europe, and North America (9 ), methods for sample collection in hosts, and detection methods, including molecular (PCR) assays, which triggered discussion of the potential diagnostic use of PCR.