Sentence examples for light rules from inspiring English sources

Security is light, rules are lax.

The camps are open to veterans and novices, as long as you abide by the "red light" rules so astronomers' night vision isn't affected – driving through camp at night with headlights on full beam will make you very unpopular.

Day three at Edgbaston will be remembered for a very fine innings by Alastair Cook, but unfortunately it was also an occasion when Test cricket made itself look stupid as the absurdity of the bad light rules were exposed once again.

For example, in On the Influence of the Beautiful Sciences on the Higher Sciences (1781) he specifies three ways in which poetry and literature promote moral character formation: First, they do so "through light rules," in other words through subtly conveying ethical principles directly in explicit or implicit ways.

"The 'Snaketivity' display represents darkness while we celebrate the light". Rules issued by the Michigan Legislative Council Facilities Agency prohibit displays from remaining up at the Capitol between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m.

Observe the same light rules, but make sure the shadows and highlighting angle off in this new direction from the sun.

Are journalists jumping the gun when they report that the speed of light rule has been broken?

Those gains — an emerging democracy in an oil-rich Arab nation, freedom for millions of Iraqis from a dictator's brutal whimsy — remain vulnerable in a heavily armed country with a light rule of law.

The new red light rule for cyclists is part of a series of measures devised by the Hotel de Ville with the aim of dramatically increasing cycle use.

Here's Nemko summarizing "The Traffic Light Rule:".

According to a recent article from the Harvard Business Review, it's probably because you were talking for too long and not paying attention to the "The Traffic Light Rule".