Sentence examples for triggering a state from inspiring English sources
Nassau's county executive could cut the Legislature's planned 15percentt property tax increase to under 10percentt by vetoing budget fat without triggering a state fiscal takeover, Republican county officials say.
The results suggest that "the amygdala is a critical brain region for triggering a state of fear when an individual encounters threatening stimuli," Feinstein and his co-authors write today in Current Biology.
In the second scenario, an external stimulation that affects signalling pathways can change the gene expression state, thus triggering a state transition between attractor states in a multistable system.
Several factors such as the diet composition, increased energy intake, intense physical exercise, and hypercatabolic conditions are associated with increased cellular levels of ROS and /or decrease in antioxidant defense systems triggering a state of oxidative stress in different tissues/organs [ 17, 18].
They said that would not trigger a state takeover of the county's troubled finances.
That in turn triggered a state of emergency in Kingston after the Jamaican army was sent in to Tivoli Gardens.
If he does, the Democrats do not have enough votes to override him, and such a stalemate could trigger a state takeover.
The law also spells out various ways the county could trigger a state takeover -- chiefly, by not convincing the board that its budgets for the next four years are sound.
The state board could approve the budget, or reject it and trigger a state takeover of county finances, or send it back to county officials for yet another round of tweaking.
(iv) Fraudulent activity by any individual receiving TANF assistance in an attempt to circumvent the policies and practices required by § 264.60 of this chapter shall not trigger a state penalty under paragraphs (a)(16)(i) and (ii) of this section.
While the plaintiff did not prove its case, "I would not yet close the door on plaintiff's claims that funding decisions at some level," he wrote, "may trigger a state constitutional violation".
