Sentence examples for bright line test from inspiring English sources

"There isn't a bright line test," he said.

"Unlike other lawsuits, there is no clear bright line test of winning and losing," Ms. Smith said.

An examination of lower court decisions shows that use of this purported "bright line" test has led to widely varying results.

The Trump administration says it has a "bright line test" that the president won't support any tax bill that does not give the middle class relief on their taxes.

Because reasonability is indeed the "touchstone" of the Supreme Court's Fourth Amendment analysis, King believes that Kentucky's bright line test will strip the Fourth Amendment of its power to protect the sanctity of the home by permitting the police to create exigent circumstances with lawful action.

In a letter sent Monday to IRS Commissioner Douglas H. Shulman, seven Democratic senators ask the agency to establish "a bright line test" to determine the primary purpose of such groups and urges the IRS more clearly define how much time and money can be spent on political activities versus general political matters.

"I still believe the optimum, the bright-line test, is a total prohibition.

"There's no nice, neat, bright-line test," he said of standards for ballot evaluation.

That greatly disrupts settled jurisprudence which, before today, applied the straightforward, bright-line test of volitional conduct directed at the copyrighted work.

But it has resisted a bright-line test in the securities industry, allowing a suit in one 1963 case and rejecting suits in two 1975 cases.

There is no bright-line test, but Internet sites permitting user-generated postings can make a judgment that in some instances the use of real names benefits society.