Cells that are capable of triggering inflammation are balanced by cells that promote tolerance, protecting the body without damaging sensitive tissues.

This was something in the complex sensory motor action of brushing her teeth was triggering orgasm.

The Authority also receives regular appeals following their publications, in various matters, triggering women to approach them with complaints.

They were in essence a triggering mechanism which could result in rights (but not obligations) being attributed to third States.

It means something triggering a big emotional response, often quite a sad emotional response, but it's part of what we do.

That is why climate advocates are increasingly looking for other means of triggering action. Finance is at the top of their list.

It is clear that most adjustment programmes did little to alter this pattern of insertion into the global economy during the 1990s, and in some cases, by triggering a process of deindustrialisation , have almost certainly been regressive.

More than 800 people have died and many are missing after a major earthquake hit the island of Sulawesi on Friday, triggering a tsunami.

Growing conflicts over history, territory, and maritime security, combined with an ugly resurgence of nationalism, risk triggering military confrontation, quite possibly through political miscalculation. Left unattended by policymakers and peacemakers, Northeast Asia s tensions could undermine the region s flourishing economy.

2006 A 6.8 magnitude hit south of Java, Indonesia's most populated island, triggering a tsunami that smashed into the southern coast, killing nearly 700 people.

The report uses vivid data and cases to get the message across in a systematic and easy to understand manner, triggering strong resonance among the audience.

It had been pointed out repeatedly that the triggering mechanism in the 1994 Convention did not function well in practice, for peacebuilding was an evolving concept.

Every year, Chile s finance ministry asks a group of independent experts how fast Chile can grow without triggering inflation or other imbalances. In 2008, before Chile felt the consequences of the financial crisis, the average answer provided by those experts was 4.83 .

The only reference to government in his paper is not even to this stabilizing role. Rather, it is to the asserted headwind represented by the very debt incurred to prevent the global financial crisis of 2008 from triggering a second Great Depression.

That outcome is as frustrating as it is ironic. None of the Big Three can be seriously threatened without triggering direct resistance and the security guarantees of allies.

Or worse, we seek revenge, in all probability thereby triggering the next phase in an escalating cycle of counter revenge, which we see, of course, all over the world today.

Finally, top priority should be assigned to completing the Single European Market, in which the Union has powerful legal instruments to pry open markets and sustain competition. The best therapy for reinvigorating growth is both direct, by increasing competitive pressure, and indirect, by triggering the necessary adaptation in national employment, welfare, and education policies.

In fact, if one were to imagine reasons why Germany might not approve a request by Italy to trigger the OMT, political turmoil would top the list. By contrast, triggering the OMT in advance would promote political stability in the face of uncertainty, because it would tie the hands of any future Italian government.

2010 A 7.5 magnitude quake hit one of the Mentawai islands, off Sumatra, triggering up tsunami of up to 10 meters that destroyed dozens of villages and killed around 300 people.

Eventually, the agreement will trigger Grexit, either because the creditors withdraw their support after fiscal targets are missed, or because the Greek people rebel. Triggering that exit is transparently Germany s intent.

Another Islamist movement, Algeria s Islamic Salvation Front, almost had such an opportunity in 1991, when it won the first round of a general election. But the military prevented its victory by canceling the second round, triggering a brutal eight year civil war in which an estimated 200,000 people died.

Yet, however crippling the effect of sanctions might be, they will not bring the regime to surrender its nuclear program. The most for which one can hope is that sanctions enhance the chances of regime change by reawakening popular protest, thereby triggering an Iranian version of the Arab Spring.

On July 24, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin initiated the first act by fiercely attacking, without evidence, the timid owner of the giant coal and steel company Mechel for price gouging and tax evasion. In three days, Mechel s shares lost half their value, triggering the Russian stock market s decline.

While that may seem like a lot of money, it is the equivalent of only 1 of global GDP, and less than 0.3 of global financial assets. Moreover, since 2007, major central banks have proved that they can augment their balance sheets by more than 1 trillion annually, without triggering inflation.

At the same time, as China proceeds along the path toward a market based economy established more than 30 years ago by Deng Xiaoping, policymaking has become more complex. The economy needs to be steered in the desired direction without triggering instability, making correct sequencing and coordination of policy measures essential.

His delegation was of the firm conviction that the international community must help both parties to the conflict realize that the occupation of the territories of the West Bank and Gaza and the terrorist attacks were triggering the unending spiral of acts of violence and retaliation by both Palestinians and Israelis.

And yet all three are doing their best to bring one about. For entirely domestic reasons, each country is manipulating the history of a devastating war, triggering passions that can only cause more damage.

Diagnosing public service problems, conceptualizing, designing, implementing and monitoring change triggering processes, and implementing key activities those and other revitalization processes require the presence of individuals with the appropriate knowledge, skills, networks and attitudes.

February s test provoked another round of United Nations sanctions, drafted by the US and China, triggering an escalation of threats and provocations from the North. The tension on the peninsula increased further with the annual joint military exercises conducted by the US and South Korea especially when American nuclear capable B 52 and B 2 bombers were added to the drills.

Draghi designed it to relieve the ECB of the huge political responsibility of deciding when to save a country from default. For this reason, triggering the OMT mechanism requires the unanimous consent of eurozone governments.

Vigorous liquidity tightening eventually mitigated inflationary pressure, but it also impeded economic growth, which had slowed steadily after peaking at 12.8 in the first quarter of 2010. By the last quarter of 2011, annual growth had slowed to 8.9 , triggering a surge of bearish sentiment about the Chinese economy among foreign pundits.

Notions of organizational integration suggest that, when rearranging the balance between security and flexibility, reforms to labour laws should not lose sight of the importance of stability and corporate loyalty in triggering interactive learning and innovativeness.

A generation later, the sequel to Wall Street to be released next month sees Gekko released from jail and returned to the financial world. His reappearance comes just as the credit bubble fueled by the sub prime mortgage boom is about to burst, triggering the worst financial and economic crisis since the Great Depression.

There are now mobile phone apps that assess and grade large multinational companies supply chains for customers, investors, and public officials. Companies that score poorly risk losing sales and investors and triggering official regulatory or legal action.

This would be different from applying sanctions, which would risk triggering a Masada Complex that might push Israel to further extremes. Instead, an occupation tax would target the settlers economy and the violation of Palestinians human rights.

First, it will disrupt strategic balance and stability, undermine international and national security and do harm to the existing arms control instruments, in particular those related to nuclear weapons and missiles, thus triggering a new arms race.

In fact, since Abe s first arrow took flight, Japan s stock market has soared with it, recording an unprecedented 40 annual gain, while the yen has depreciated against the dollar by 20 , boosting Japanese firms export competitiveness. Moreover, credit growth has accelerated and asset prices have risen trends that will encourage consumption by triggering the wealth effect (when people spend more because they feel richer).

Illicit trafficking in natural resources, including petroleum, timber, diamonds and other minerals, is not only a result of destabilization in conflict areas around the world, but also a factor conducive to further triggering and financing of deadly conflicts.

The alternative would be to attempt to divert popular discontent at home by expanding Russia s intervention in Ukraine. This approach would most likely result in a new round of sanctions and counter sanctions, tipping Russia into an even deeper recession and perhaps even triggering political instability or more foreign policy risk taking while exacerbating Europe s economic malaise.

The problem of succession in the Arab secular republics highlights their predicament in the transition to a post revolutionary phase, for succession in regimes that fail to build strong institutions always risks triggering a systemic crisis. While the decision by some in favor of dynastic succession may be lacking in democracy, it is not entirely devoid of merit.

BEIJING China s stock market has been a hot topic since the summer, when a rapid rise gave way to a major plunge, triggering a global equities sell off. The question now is what can be done to prevent further volatility.

As a result, they waited too long. The same is true of the OMT program elected politicians fear that triggering it would be perceived as a sign of weakness, implying a cost that they have a strong incentive to delay paying.

The first concern relates to triggering an endless electoral process, one lacking a limit on the number of rounds of balloting in the General Assembly to select the States that would enjoy the privilege of occupying the proposed new permanent seats.

The danger lies in debt fueled investment that shifts future demand to the present, without stimulating productivity growth. This approach inevitably leads to a growth slowdown, possibly even triggering a financial crisis like the one that recently shook the United States and Europe.

The contraction of property and stock markets will undoubtedly dampen US household borrowing and demand, potentially triggering a downward spiral. If protection is sought through tariff and other trade related measures, then the knock on effects could have even more devastating consequences for all.