Sentence examples for will not be triggered from inspiring English sources
Macfarlane's decision to bow out at the next election, rather than quit the parliament immediately, means a byelection will not be triggered.
Part of the reason for the recovery is the growing belief that article 50, the mechanism to trigger the UK leaving the EU, will not be triggered for months, whoever ends up with the prime minister's job.
The question about why credit-default swaps written on Greek debt will not be triggered by the "voluntary" exchange of private debt that is in the works has been the subject of much recent commentary but little deep analysis.
The review states: Catastrophic, widespread dissociation of methane gas hydrates will not be triggered by continued climate warming at contemporary rates (0.2ºC per decade; IPCC 2007) over timescales of a few hundred years.
Cameron has said that Article 50 – the formal process to start UK departure from the EU – will not be triggered until after his replacement has been chosen, but a period of intense activity will be taking place across the civil service to prepare the necessary legislative, economic and political processes.
When the packet size is increased, it results in reduced congestion and hence alternate routing will not be triggered often.
It was that he will not be triggering article 50 of the Lisbon treaty in the meantime.
"The team is continuing to work, as we have for more than a decade, on stadium solutions in San Diego, and we will not be triggering the out clause in our lease in 2014," Fabiani wrote in an email.
So far the answer has been unequivocal: it will not be those who triggered the meltdown, but the wider populations who had nothing whatever to do with it.
The Chinese can rest assured that the current budget impasse, like the others before, will not be allowed to trigger a default.
It is also quite likely that a single histone modification will not be sufficient to trigger chromatin disassembly, as these modifications are fairly widespread on the genome.
