Examples of using Would trigger in English and their translations into Greek
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What would trigger such a collapse?
But no guarantee a scare like that would trigger a heart attack.
What would trigger the next outburst?
A faster pace of automation would trigger greater displacement.
Grexit would trigger capital flight from other vulnerable nations.
Next, the data-locking Trojan would trigger its encryption process.
This drought would trigger the start of the defining characteristic of human civilisation.
It also limits the scope of activities that would trigger federal involvement.
An autopsy would trigger a criminal investigation.
We have warned them that obtaining the S-400 system would trigger sanctions.
I don't know what would trigger something like this.
Applies when number of events- This sets what type of events would trigger the condition.
But of course, that would trigger a serious international crisis.
If for example, this is set to ten seconds and during this time ten invocations occur,only the first would trigger the event.
A second Referendum would trigger even more disagreement.
Recalls that a serious breach by a Member State of the values referred to in Article 2 TEU would trigger the‘Article 7' procedure;
Various hidden checkpoints would trigger Leon's fear into hallucination.
This would trigger a series of unfortunate events with some of L.A. 's lowest lowlives.
What's more, any“aggressive actions” by Tel Aviv would trigger a serious response.
Morgan knew this would trigger mass hysteria and a systemic crisis.
Recalls that a serious breach by a Member State of the values referred to in Article 2 TEU would trigger the‘Article 7' procedure;
There are various scenarios that would trigger an obligation to register for VAT in the UK.
That would trigger a period of 60 days in which it would be up to a delicately balanced Congress whether to reimpose sanctions.
Brexit supporters say a second referendum would trigger a major constitutional crisis.
This, in turn, would trigger radical social changes, including population decline and, according to Malthus, a state of misery.
The station computer contained a special security code(77), which,when entered by an operator, would trigger the C-4 on a short time-delay.
Breaking or opening the pill would trigger excessive of the medication to be released at one time.
The yield on British 10-year government bonds fell below 1.0 percent for the first time as investors bet the Brexit vote would trigger a Bank of England interest rate cut aimed at steadying the economy.
That is because a default would trigger the bond-insurance contracts called credit-default swaps(CDSs).
For example, abolishing the 1000 m2 threshold of Article 6 of the current EPBD would lead to €8 billion/year additional capital investments, but would trigger €25 billion/year energy cost savings by 2020, which also means considerable negative CO2 abatement costs.
