Sentence examples for triggering contract from inspiring English sources

The pair are entitled to new deals after triggering contract clauses relating to appearances this season.

Her reading for Leo, the birth sign of President Obama, began: "You may have already heard the rumours – October is not due to be an easy month in any which way" and continued: "The new moon may trigger contract negotiations, but talks are likely to hit snags.

"With Swans bosses looking closely at Franklin's nine-year contract — he didn't reveal his epilepsy to them when he signed which may trigger a contract breach — who's to say Franklin will still be earning a million dollars in … three years' time?" This month Franklin was ruled out of the rest of the Swans' season because of an unspecified mental health condition.

However, if CSC were to quit it would probably trigger major contract disputes that could transform assumed savings into multibillion pound taxpayer payouts.

Analysts at Liberum said: [This is an] unexpected announcement regarding a legacy contract triggering a £30m exceptional charge.

It is understood the pair were five games away from triggering an automatic contract extension but had agreed to waive the clause to allow them to see out the season.

But earlier this month the real fell below the band specified in the contracts, triggering penalty clauses.

So when a dog comes flying at me, my body braces itself, all my nerves fire off, and all my micro-muscles contract - triggering a pain episode that can last for hours, days, or weeks.

Smith was due a $500,000 roster bonus by today that would have triggered a $2.4 million contract for next season, according to figures provided by the players association, Bloomberg News reported.

If that mission - tipped to take place next year - goes well, it will trigger a $1.9bn contract for Orbital.

If that mission - tipped to take place next year - goes well then it will trigger a $1.9bn contract for Orbital.