It proved to be the tipping point, triggering waves of protests by lawyers and other groups in Pakistan s main cities.

These changes are also triggering changes in human consciousness.

That, in turn, avoids triggering requirements of more bank capital.

The country driven consultative process advocated by the Convention can serve as an entry point for effective linkages with related conventions and programmes, for the coordination of mainstreaming and triggering the operational phase of partnership implementation.

This excess supply of credit results in additional consumption and investment, triggering a boom.

For this reason, triggering the OMT mechanism requires the unanimous consent of eurozone governments.

In three days, Mechel s shares lost half their value, triggering the Russian stock market s decline.

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

In Kenya, a new feed in tariff is triggering an expansion of wind and geothermal power.

Perhaps a wholesale collapse of the euro exchange rate will be enough, triggering an export boom.

A US Congress engaged in political grandstanding might fail to raise the debt ceiling, triggering a technical default.

Putin s return to the Kremlin, although painful, could end up curtailing their agony by triggering the regime s destruction.

None of the Big Three can be seriously threatened without triggering direct resistance and the security guarantees of allies.

Seeds triggering the conversion of vapor are referred to as condensation nuclei, as in the case of water vapor.

Imperialistic rivalry between the European powers was a main cause of the triggering of World War I in 1914.

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

And those have been linked then with the rather alarming, growing rates of obesity, shown in these maps here, and that obesity has also been triggering great increases in heart disease and diabetes to the point where a child born today has a one in three chance of developing diabetes.

High investment may cause economic overheating and increase the price of capital goods in the medium term, eventually triggering inflation.

The contraction of property and stock markets will undoubtedly dampen US household borrowing and demand, potentially triggering a downward spiral.

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

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The solutions that Europe s leaders provide must go beyond Maastricht, but without triggering new institutional debates, which would lead us nowhere.

This would be different from applying sanctions, which would risk triggering a Masada Complex that might push Israel to further extremes.

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

For entirely domestic reasons, each country is manipulating the history of a devastating war, triggering passions that can only cause more damage.

The economy needs to be steered in the desired direction without triggering instability, making correct sequencing and coordination of policy measures essential.

And they produce an economic basis for discontent which played at least some part in triggering the protests of the Arab Spring.

Whenever manipulation efforts fail, cyber attacks offer yet another powerful tool to crack down on dissent without triggering public accusations of formal censorship.

Short of default and inflation, most countries are forced to accept big tax hikes and spending cuts, often triggering or deepening a recession.

In response to an attack, Iran might well seek to obstruct shipping in the Persian Gulf, potentially triggering oil shortages and soaring prices.

On 26 February 2008, THEMIS probes were able to determine, for the first time, the triggering event for the onset of magnetospheric substorms.

Conversely, when the monetary authority tightens credit too quickly, asset prices become more volatile, resulting in more non performing loans and triggering economic shocks.

The secular state, supported by feminist groups and some transnational non governmental organizations, banned female genital mutilation in 1999, without triggering massive Muslim protests.

As a result, if Argentina chooses to pay exchange bondholders as usual, BNY Mellon may refuse to transfer the funds, triggering a technical default.

Triggering OMT now would also be a safe play for Italy in the face of an imminent general election with a highly uncertain outcome.

The IPCC estimates that the costs of triggering a renewable revolution could range from 3 trillion to more than 12 trillion between now and 2030.

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 boiling point cannot be increased beyond the critical point.

The first flaw is that the spending reductions are badly timed coming as they do when the US economy is weak, they risk triggering another recession.

However, Basel 3 only indirectly addresses the shadow banking system, despite its role in triggering the crisis and the future threats it poses for financial stability.

So, if triggering OMT intervention would be so beneficial, why are the Spanish and Italian governments so reluctant to do so? The main reason is political.

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.

And in the first video, you'll see the robot going from point A to point B through an intermediate point.

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In geometry, the Fermat point of a triangle, also called the Torricelli point or Fermat Torricelli point, is a point such that the total distance from the three vertices of the triangle to the point is the minimum possible.