Sentence examples for triggered until from inspiring English sources
The legislation could not be triggered until there was that emergency.
But she said the two-year article 50 process would not be triggered until at least the end of the year.
However, Ciobo said the trade deal could only happen "when the time is right", adding that it might not be for another three years if, as has been suggested, article 50 of the EU treaty is not triggered until 2017.
Osborne repeated David Cameron's insistence that article 50 – the formal process for withdrawing from the EU – did not need to be triggered until the autumn, when a new prime minister can be in place.
Hammond said he did not expect article 50 to be triggered until the end of the year at the earliest, and, like the Cabinet Office minister Oliver Letwin, said it was a matter for the prime minister and not parliament to trigger Article 50.
Davis, who was appointed on Wednesday evening in the first round of cabinet appointments to Theresa May's government, thinks that article 50, the formal process for negotiating the UK's exit from the EU, should not be triggered until the end of the year.
The processing on the next sub-window will not trigger until a final decision is taken upon the previous one, that is, going through a set of features as a programmable list of coordinate rectangles.
Last year, Apple also added a notification for the user when the battery gets to a really rough state, but it's pretty conservative about that, so it will likely not trigger until well after iOS feels it should start capping the max power draw from batteries.
These structures are inactive, requiring and using little water until triggered to grow by rain soaking into the soil.
They do not assemble into hydrogels until triggered, allowing them to be injected into the myocardium and providing opportunities for minimally invasive therapies.
The system is designed to run automatically to produce near real-time results and consume minimal computational resources until triggered by an extreme weather event.
