Sentence examples for lighting policy from inspiring English sources
The other evening, Brandston led a walking tour of the midtown street lights, to protest the city's lighting policy.
Harlow Council carried out a review of the lighting policy during its budget consultation last summer.
In a statement, it said: "Since March 2014, street lights in Harlow owned by Essex County Council have been turned off between midnight and 05:00 GMT or BST seven days a week as part of the county council's street lighting policy".
They also examined lighting's effect on crime and similarly found no increase in burglary, auto theft, robbery, violence or sexual assault in areas where lighting policy had changed.
The growth of cola "lites" is light policy too.
That has to start by defending the economic record of the last Labour government, because otherwise we will be trapped in that neoliberal orthodoxy just as, sadly, we were in the last parliament with an austerity-light policy.
The primary tenant of Dyment's travel-light policy is a packing list.
A "no lights" policy was imposed after dark as gunfire crackled through the streets.
UPDATE: The contract has been revised with a lighter policy on cancellations.
The no-holds-barred billionaire businessman has riled up discontented conservatives and brought to light policy concerns that career politicians have learned to avoid.
They implemented a red-light policy in which all lanes face red lights so we can meet our fellow suburbanites for three minutes at a time, from the safety of our imported cars.
