Sentence examples for lights to support from inspiring English sources

Canberra airport lit up with rainbow lights to support same-sex marriage on Sunday, as advocates on both sides of the debate put their case before the expected introduction of a bill to make it law.

"On March 27 at 8.30pm, switch off your lights to support action against climate change," said the Archbishop.

Unless the groove is bossa nova, Ms. Kent's mercurial voice is too light to support conventional jazz drumming.

If anything happened to Mr Morales, Mr Chávez declared, he would regard it as a "green light to support any armed movement in Bolivia".

There had been concern that the collapse of the Dutch center-right coalition last week might stall the union's decision, but the caretaker government got the green light to support the plan after securing majority support in Parliament.

The success of Sitka spruce regeneration within gaps appears to depend on sufficient moisture and light to support regeneration and early growth, but not too much light to encourage the development of competing vegetation.

Lipinski hopes the maneuver will give some Republicans the green light to support the higher amount in the appropriations bill, which the House is expected to vote on this week.

Mackay also found Ellis-Bextor's voice too light to support the track.

The uppermost portion of the photic zone, where there is adequate light to support photosynthesis by phytoplankton and plants, is referred to as the euphotic zone (also referred to as the epipelagic zone, or surface zone).

This is not only due to the relatively low coverage of MDA, but also to the fact that 18 of the 39 villages in Bugiri district are located on the lake shore and water and sanitation facilities are very limited (in part because the soil is often too light to support pit latrines and the water from bore holes is too salty to drink).

In addition, as a result of this excess photon absorption by surface-layer cells, cells at greater distances from the surface are deprived of sufficient light to support photosynthesis (Melis [2009]).