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

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.

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

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

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

He triggered the modernist revolution.

The current text triggered strong opposition.

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

Their small protest triggered a mass demonstration.

With regard to Professional staff costs, necessary adjustments are triggered by movements in post adjustment multipliers approved by the International Civil Service Commission.

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

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

So I had to avoid everything that triggered my symptoms.

So what triggered this extraordinary growth in cross border crime?

But the efforts have triggered pushback by Democratics and conservation groups who are concerned about the impact of greater emissions on public health.

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

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.

Elsewhere in the region capitalism, promoted by the opening of markets, triggered growth and promoted stability. Globalisation produced its own domino effect. The dominoes toppled

Since August 2003, the United Nations Organization Satellite (UNOSAT) initiative, launched by UNITAR and executed by UNOPS, had triggered the Charter 13 times, in close coordination with other United Nations entities.

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.

In the latter, on the contrary, liberalization has largely been triggered by the failure to establish efficient, competitive industries in labour and or skill intensive sectors.

A month ago, two massive earthquakes followed by a series of aftershocks occurred in the Indian Ocean and triggered a tsunami, provoking an unprecedented natural disaster.

The Secretary General's proposed action plan provides a basis for concerted action by the Security Council, the International Criminal Court, the Commission on Human Rights and regional organizations, triggered by monitoring reports.

These problems have attracted the attention of relevant departments, and have also triggered discussions by the outside word as to whether enterprises going abroad should be restricted.

The Court noted in that respect that it was not contested that the dispute was triggered by the decisions of the German courts in the aforementioned case.

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.

It was noted that certain important provisions of the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations, such as those under article 36, were triggered by the nationality of the individual.

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

It was also queried whether the Commission intended that the approach to predominant nationality should be applied to situations where a treaty obligation was triggered by a foreign nationality.

A 7.5 magnitude earthquake occurred in the Indonesian Sulawesi on Friday. More than 400 people have currently been confirmed dead. Among them, many people have been swept away by tsunami waves triggered by the earthquake.

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.

From December 15 to 22, 2016, a brand new production of Hamlet by the National Centre for the Performing Arts again triggered the passion of Chinese audience for art classics.

Protectionism threatens open markets and GDP growth. And price volatility, whether triggered by drought or short sighted national policies, could deter investments in agriculture and decrease the poor s purchasing power.

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

Can all these be triggered by South South networks for grass roots innovations, which have proved to be effective in rekindling rural sources of growth across a number of developing countries?

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.

At the telephone conference of investors in the second quarter, JD.com's top executives repeatedly stressed the progress made by JD.com in the field of supermarkets, which triggered the positive attention from investors.

True, the country s periodic debt crises are often the result of self destructive macroeconomic policies. But, this time, the default has been triggered by a significant shift in the international sovereign debt regime.

A presentation by the Chairperson of the Group, summarizing and analysing the scientific and technological aspects of the national reports, triggered substantive discussions on the further steps to be taken in these areas.

When justified by economic fundamentals, the exchange rate should be allowed to rise gradually. But when a currency s appreciation is triggered by capital inflows that represent the asset diversification preferences of advanced economy investors, it can and should be resisted.