Trigger

The petition is used as a trigger.

Saving clause

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Such attacks might trigger a wider regional conflagration.

F. Martens Clause

Pulling the OMT Trigger

Moreover, the Security Council has included a meeting clause.

Nor could sanctions trigger a change in government in Baghdad.

The Middle East s Hair Trigger

A trigger pulse causes the circuit to enter the unstable state.

Anything can trigger this final act a lover s rejection, a job application denied.

Anything can trigger this final act a lover s rejection, a job application denied.

Click! You trigger a rolling boulder trap! You are hit by a boulder! More

For a forceful critique of the Martens Clause, see Antonio Cassese, The Martens Clause Half a Loaf or Simply Pie in the Sky?, 11 European Journal of International Law 187 (2000).

Another possibility would be to introduce a separate clause on mercenary companies.

Investigators couldn't find who pulled the trigger.

Investigators couldn't find who pulled the trigger.

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Another clause stresses accountability to one s peers, a hallmark of professional self regulation.

(1) Article 16 is a without prejudice clause relating to the whole Chapter.

The further consequences of a FIO(S) clause will depend on its construction.

1. Derogation from Article 19 of the ICCPR following the suspension of sub clause (a) of Clause 2 of Article 12, Clause (1) of Article 13 and Article 16 of the Constitution (freedom of opinion and expression, right to press and publication and right to information respectively).

The trigger should be the domestic government itself.

Still, any delay could be enough to trigger a bank run in either country.

Europe, in particular, needs a narrative of long term hope that will trigger a real recovery.

The Board also recommends that the Economic Commission for Africa include in the memorandums of understanding a clause that specifies the payment terms, as well as a penalty clause in respect of late rental payments.

In that regard, a review clause should be included in our decision this year.

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Catch all clause (point 18 of the matrix)

A spike in defaults could destabilize the entire financial system and trigger an economic downturn.

But, by insisting on such conditionality, she would trigger a huge political crisis in Europe.

A trigger may be encountered up to 24 hours prior to the onset of symptoms.

By educating girls, we will trigger a transformation of society as a whole social, economic and political.

The last problem to be resolved is the trigger.

He should trigger OMT before it is too late.

A different view was expressed, however, that such a clause should also be valid for third parties.

As such, it was suggested that article 13 be reformulated as a without prejudice clause.

In addition, the formation of a China Japan South Korea FTA would most likely trigger a chain reaction.

As such, it makes sense not to risk a shock to confidence that could trigger a renewed downturn.

Any future recovery in the US economy will almost certainly trigger a revival in investment activity.

Ditching the euro might trigger a banking crisis, capital flight, inflation, and perhaps even sovereign default.

Others believed that the euro itself would trigger political unification.

Ma has created the necessary conditions for deactivating the trigger.

Some adhere to the theory that a FIO(S) clause determines the scope of the voyage.