Sentence examples for willing to trigger from inspiring English sources

Anyway, what happened to inserting fantastic zillion-Euro-buyout-clauses nobody (bar Real Madrid, maybe) would ever be willing to trigger?

Maybe Republicans are willing to trigger a constitutional crisis over the Supreme Court.

But in the current battle, Waters, Warren and their allies have neither asked for a ransom to fund the government nor said they were willing to trigger a government shutdown.

"At the beginning, banks were willing to accept not to trigger margin calls because they feared forced assets sales," said Philip Gisdakis, a senior credit strategist at Unicredit in Munich, "but now that there is a serious deterioration in the valuation of collateral, they cannot do that any longer and need to protect their loans".

But unless the party is willing to block the triggering of article 50, it is unclear how Labour can exert influence over the process.

Ten days after the shuttle Columbia broke up over Texas, here is all that is known for sure: The seeds of disaster appear to have been rooted in a failure of the left wing, but no one is willing to bet what triggered that failure.

"If there are shootings in the first grade and still they are not willing to support child trigger locks, what will it take?" he asked last week in Buffalo.

Venezuelan writer Raul Stolk says a possible reason behind the measure is that "the Venezuelan regime expects this will be a year of political upheaval, and they are willing to pull the trigger.

The man is willing to pull the trigger.

"We have to be willing to pull the trigger on significant sanctions," Senator McCain said.

Remember one thing: never point this rifle at anybody unless you're willing to pull the trigger.' No empty threats.