Sentence examples for were triggered on from inspiring English sources
The events which led up to McCammon's dismissal were triggered on November 30, 2010, when south-east England bore the brunt of heavy snowfall.
The castaways, who were migrants, called their families, who then alerted the authorities and rescue missions were triggered on both sides of the Channel.
The dramatic developments were triggered on Thursday by David Cameron's decision to call an end to cross-party talks on a new regulatory regime for the press, describing the differences between the three main parties on the issue as "too great".
The rouble's troubles in recent days were triggered on Wednesday by a decision by Russia's central bank to cease its artificial support for the currency, reversing a policy of 15 years that mandated unlimited interventions on the market to hold the rouble within a certain price range.
The protests were triggered on Feb. 5 when the War Crimes Tribunal, instituted by the government to try those accused of committing atrocities in Bangladesh's liberation war in 1971, handed down a life sentence to Abdul Kader Mollah, who was convicted of rape and mass murder.
Finally, we extracted and made available a list of 165 Snort signatures that were triggered on hosts with validated malware.
There are pieces that do not loop, meaning they will only play one time and will be triggered on specific events.
Big shifts have been triggered on the ground, too, with several Hollywood studios getting seriously involved in local productions.
He said, "There is a procedure that an election can be triggered on an annual basis if people really want to do that".
If it judges that a "credit event" has taken place, then payouts will be triggered on credit-default swaps (CDSs), insurance contracts against default on government bonds.
A paramedic, John Pocock, told the hearing that after being called to the house and finding Berezovsky on the bathroom floor, a "warning tone" was triggered on a radiation detection device that he was carrying.
