Sentence examples for green light to bring from inspiring English sources

And you'd like the green light to bring her down a peg.

Uncertainty exists at all levels of the club with Bennett given the green light to bring in his own people.

The government's announcement this week giving industry the green light to bring the green deal energy-efficiency market into operation is a game-changer.

Chelsea are expected to confirm his arrival on a three-year contract, having already given him the green light to bring his long-term assistants, Angelo Alessio and Massimo Carrera, with him to Stamford Bridge.

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Yes, two or more, so perhaps there will either be bigger versions or GM and Segway are giving you the green light to bring your baby along for the ride.

"We still don't have the green light to go inside and bring desperately needed food and medical supplies, and to do medical evacuations," Panos Moumtizis, the U.N.'s regional humanitarian coordinator for the Syria crisis, told France 24.

"Until things pick up and companies are given the green light to hire new employees or bring back laid-off workers, I think most corporate cultures will tend toward a 'roll up your sleeves and pitch in anywhere you are needed'-type mentality.

The MP for Leicester West added: "If you go to a summit meeting and you announce you are all going to share out the burden between all these various countries, it will send a green light to the people who are bringing these migrants over.

"Sometimes you get the green light to shoot.

"It's a green light to corruption.