Sentence examples for green light to keep from inspiring English sources

Mr. Carpenter's PrePass transmits his vehicle's prescreened safety information to the weigh station, which gives him a green light to keep on moving.

Organizers from several of the groups seeking a Gore campaign say they take the lack of a definitive no as a green light to keep working, especially as ballot registration deadlines loom.

It means that lap-dancing activities occurring in such settings – which often provide shoddy working conditions for performers – get the green light to keep doing so, while anyone who wishes to have their say in this will find themselves denied a voice.

Whereas other rappers falter when converting to major label companies, Dr. Dre gave Lamar the green light to keep doing what he knows how to do best; last year with the help of two other West Coast legends, Snoop Dogg and The Game, Dr. Dre passed the torch to Lamar naming him the heir to the throne of West Coast rap.

So far, Stockholm is the only Swedish city with a mental health ambulance driving around its streets and according to Fredrik Bengtsson, Head of Mental Health Emergency at Sabbatsberg Hospital, PAM has already been given an unofficial green light to keep up the good work.

While the state's Public Service Board, which answers to the State Senate, has refused Entergy a certificate of public good to operate Vermont Yankee, the NRC has given the corporation the green-light to keep the plant up and running until 2032.

You may also want to add a plant light to keep the plants healthy and green.

It has given the green light to the aviation industry to keep expanding, despite the government's promise to limit its impact.

Unless we rewrite NAFTA, the trade pact will keep giving the green light to corporations to outsource American jobs, pushing down wages for everyone.

"We've done everything we possibly can, all the preparation is there, we just want to keep winning matches and for that green light to go.

Buses on this line electronically signal stop lights to keep them green longer, guaranteeing a faster commute.