Sentence examples for whether to trigger from inspiring English sources

These detectors collect counts that are used to determine whether to trigger an alarm.

The culture secretary has to decide whether to trigger Leveson 2, and whether to refer the Murdoch bid to Ofcom.

The commission would take stock of the situation in the autumn and decide whether to trigger sanctions, she said.

Once Fox notifies authorities about the formal bid, the culture secretary, Karen Bradley, will have 10 working days to decide whether to trigger the Ofcom test.

If bypassing both systems is not an option, companies must choose whether to trigger System 1 or engage System 2. The deliberative approach of System 2 can override mistakes caused by System 1, but cognitive effort is a limited resource.

Called Inactive Account Manager – which Google's Andreas Tuerk accepts is "not a great name" – it will let users decide whether to trigger it if they haven't logged in for three, six, nine or 12 months, and then either delete their data or send all or selected elements to a nominated person of their choice.

The success of Occupy London Stock Exchange cannot sensibly be judged in terms of whether we managed to trigger profound systemic change in just under five months.

Military deployment of the current generation of drones is defended by the Ministry of Defence and other governments on the grounds that there is always a man or woman "in the loop", ultimately deciding whether or not to trigger a missile.

Whether it is to trigger an SMS to a loved one or tracking work hours into a spreadsheet, Droplet can be tailored to the individual and its actions can be changed at any time".

There are conflicting reports on whether PIL5 acts to trigger release from dormancy or inhibit germination [ 81, 84].

Instead, she says it is an attempt to gain legal clarity over whether the government is entitled to trigger article 50, or whether this must be approved by parliament.