Sentence examples for triggered this month from inspiring English sources

What if clauses triggered this month in the Crime and Courts Act made it possible for courts to inflict exemplary damages and costs on newspapers even if, like here, they won hands down?

That repressiveness triggered last month's protests and the seizure of those documents, which were returned the same evening.

Hunt told the committee he was confident that appropriate arrangements would be made to ensure European workers would be able to come to work in the social care system and NHS after Brexit, but was unable to offer details ahead of negotiations, which will begin after article 50 is triggered next month.

It was all over in 6 hours, but the commotion triggered last month when a threatening asteroid popped up still has astronomers buzzing.

In his speech, Waldheim left unmentioned his wartime years in Yugoslavia and Greece and the furor triggered last month by a historians' report questioning Waldheim's integrity during the war.

Speculation about Gallegos' role was triggered last month after a provision was inserted into a Senate appropriations bill that would bar use of federal funds to acquire the Soka property through condemnation proceedings.

This provision was triggered last November when the bipartisan Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction failed to reach agreement on how to cut $1.2 trillion from the federal budget.

Recent studies also have indicated that the 320 million tons of water in the reservoir behind the newly constructed Zipingpu Dam in China's Sichuan Province might have triggered last May's devastating earthquake by placing stress on a major fault line less than a mile away.

In the previous four byelections Labour suffered dire results: The Glasgow East contest, triggered last July when Labour's David Marshall stood down due to ill health, saw the party beaten into second place by the SNP's John Mason, who overturned Labour's 13,507 majority with a 26.1% increase in its share of the vote.

The competition was triggered last October when Sears unveiled a major overhaul that included selling its landmark Sears Tower in Chicago--the world's tallest building--to fend off a possible takeover attempt.

What she chooses to disregard is that what we are mounting is a traditional insanity defense, long recognized in our law, with "black rage" triggering last December's massacre.