RYAN: A nuclear-armed Iran, which triggers a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
Amid all the party pieces, one song is almost overshadowed: The Lass of Aughrim, which triggers a buried memory.
A worker has to pull a lever, which triggers a ticker-tape printout in the control center that identifies the location of the box.
It was Walcott's 100th goal in his club career and a 10th this season, which triggers a gift from Mrs Walcott of a new coffee machine.
LW, Blackburn, Lancashire This is another case of an online transaction that has been duplicated – an issue which triggers a growing number of complaints.
It has introduced the universal command "OK, Google…" which triggers a voice command across devices, and can access diary reminders, maps, SMS and other tools.
Dr. Booth thinks he recognizes the word "nightingale," which triggers a memory from his own childhood, but a trick memory, a mirage.
Many communities sought to have their local declared an asset of community value (ACV), which triggers a six-month moratorium on the building being sold, giving residents a chance to raise enough cash to table their own bid for it.
I think the biggest thing that affects you is coming to terms with the fact you're not going to be around for ever, which triggers a crisis or introspection".
Any country wanting to leave can trigger article 50 of the Lisbon treaty, which triggers a two-year process of negotiation about the terms of the departure with the other 27 member-states.
She has died under suspicious circumstances, which triggers a plot that again pits Rusty, now 60, against Tommy Molto, the district attorney who tried to prosecute him for the murder of his lover in the first novel.
