He triggered the modernist revolution.

The current text triggered strong opposition.

The mourning triggered by the tsunami in South East Asia and Africa is global.

Their small protest triggered a mass demonstration.

This is explained by reports of police inaction and indifference to criminal complaints from internally displaced persons and security incidents within camps, some of which were apparently triggered by the police themselves and Janjaweed members being recruited into the police.

So I had to avoid everything that triggered my symptoms.

So what triggered this extraordinary growth in cross border crime?

The Act is applicable for abolishing discrimination triggered by different systems of remuneration, classification of posts or criteria of evaluating work.

The reason behind the move triggered even more outrage by the filmmaker.

These abuses triggered a mass movement of people in dire humanitarian circumstances.

The 7.5 magnitude earthquake triggered a tsunami and has destroyed thousands of homes.

The incident triggered quite a response online, with people calling it a scandal.

The waves in six meters (20 feet) high triggered by the earthquake hit Palu.

And the orgasm reflex can be triggered by a surprisingly broad range of input.

In fact, many cases have proven that it is precisely the lack of funds that has triggered creativity and led to innovations in governance.

No tsunami was triggered this time, but more than 100 were killed by fallen buildings.

A powerful earthquake in Indonesia has triggered a tsunami and killed at least 410 people

Then, on December 26th last year, just two months ago, that underwater earthquake triggered the tsunami.

They reported that there was an 8.5 magnitude earthquake in Sumatra, which triggered the massive tsunami.

The fire disaster happened at about 10 00am and was put out at about 10 30am. It is the snifting valve inside that triggered the fire.

Being challenged in life is inevitable, being defeated is optional.

The quake triggered powerful tsunamis that wrecked coastal areas of India, Indonesia, Maldives, Sri Lanka and Thailand.

Now, I think ... What I think it comes to is this Al Gore spoke the other night about ecology and the revolution that was triggered by Rachel Carson.

Their decision appears to be triggered by a report released by the non governmental organization Human Rights Watch.

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The Cold War, the third major conflict of the twentieth century, is no exception to this rule. All three phases can be identified, and all three triggered intense debate.

Early warning systems were promptly established in affected areas and the Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network was triggered.

While economic contractions or expansions may be triggered by external shocks, the magnitude and duration of either is determined by the soundness of economic policy and the efficacy of institutions.

Nakasone broke the taboo by being the first prime minister to worship at the Yasukuni shrine in his official capacity on August 15, 1985, the fortieth anniversary of the end of World War II. The decision triggered a severe response from China, where students held demonstrations against his visit.

SEC said that these tweets actually had no evidences and the volatility in market triggered by them had hurt investors.

Just as we cannot ignore the literal meaning of words, we cannot ignore the analogies that are triggered by metaphor.

The reform process was triggered by worldwide changes providing a new momentum for recasting the work of the Office, including

On the evidence of the information provided, it is established that the series of charges formulated against Mr. Marynich was triggered by the discovery of counterfeit foreign currency in his car.

A major concern of the German Constitutional Court is the similarity between the ESM s Secondary Market Support Facility (SMSF) and the ECB s OMT program, both of which imply the purchase of government bonds in secondary markets. The two schemes are being carried out under nearly identical conditions requiring the ESM s approval of a country s reform program and neither has been triggered so far.

With advanced economies struggling to avoid financial collapse, escape recession, reduce unemployment, and restore growth, central banks are being called upon to address, sometimes simultaneously, growing imbalances. This has triggered a search for a radical redefinition of central banks objectives and has cast doubt on the appropriateness of maintaining their independence.

In Angola, the return process triggered by the end of the civil war in 2002 continued unabated, with another 900,000 displaced being able to return in 2004 and the majority of the 3.8 million IDPs known in 2002 either returning to their areas of origin or integrating into host communities.

Being solemn is easy.

Being serious is hard.

Being rejected is painful.

The cost increase was triggered by the various security improvement measures, approved by the General Assembly, for Vienna as a duty station.

Another problem is the nuclear waste that emerges when energy is produced in the decay process. The waste can be substantially, or even completely, reduced if we could use an alternative form of nuclear decay that is triggered by externally accelerated particles.

The bridge is being repainted.

Is it being directed effectively?

Their house is being remodeled.

Being sick is very boring.