Sentence examples for triggered in January from inspiring English sources

The current political crisis was triggered in January, when the opposition-led national congress declared Maduro illegitimate and elevated Guaidó.

The special election was triggered in January, when Franken left office after a slew of women made accusations of sexual misconduct.

The European council president, Donald Tusk, said the British prime minister, Theresa May, had told him article 50 was likely to be triggered in January or February next year, dashing remain voters' hopes of delaying the UK's departure from the EU.

JUPITER, Fla., Aug 19 (Reuters) - The uncertainty over automatic cuts in U.S. defense spending to be triggered in January because of congressional inaction has spread to the engineers and project managers in South Florida's aerospace industry.

But according to the expert, France's security forces are already stretched thin patrolling the country as part of Operation Sentinelle — a nationwide security operation, which was triggered in January following the Charlie Hebdo attack.

In an interview with Reuters, Warner said he was optimistic Congress would reach a deal to avert the "fiscal cliff" of tax hikes and spending cuts due to be triggered in January and also commit to a longer-term framework to get the U.S. debt under control.

He can be triggered in December if we haven't had an election by then". Others also censured him.

The warning comes after a national public health alert was triggered in September by an outbreak of highly drug-resistant gonorrhoea in the north of England.

The document says they would only be completed at the end of a three-stageprocess that will be triggered in June if Britain votes to leave the EU.

Szydło agreed that the issue was the most important to her, but said there could only be talks after article 50 is triggered in March, dashing hopes of an earlier deal.

It was a bloody summer in Rakhine, with anti-Muslim riots triggered in June by the rape and murder of a young Buddhist woman, a crime that was blamed on Muslims.