Sentence examples for organised light from inspiring English sources

Intensified, organised light.

Amsterdam has records of a licensed, well-organised red-light district 350 years ago.The sex trade, then and now, is typically an urban one, and it witnesses to something else that cities sell: a degree both of tolerance and of anonymity.

If he is extradited, then everything could change: he has a lot of very valuable information which could help authorities combat organised crime, in exchange for a lighter sentence".

All these illustrate how the US, the supposed home of deregulation and light-touch regulation, deals with organised tax avoidance.

One of Mr Nazarbayev's sons-in-law was sacked as ambassador to Austria in 2007, accused of kidnapping, involvement in organised crime and money-laundering; another, a leading light in the oil-and-gas industry, is sometimes tipped as a possible successor to Mr Nazarbayev.

Judge Gershon seems to have decided to ignore this advice in the light of "the universal condemnation of organised and systematic suicide-bombings and other murderous acts intended to intimidate or coerce a civilian population".More than 4,500 victims and families, from 12 countries including Israel, claim the bank "knowingly" provided financial and other assistance to the bombers' sponsors.

These p-quaterphenylenes show well-organised growth with determinded morphology and emit intense blue light similar to the para-hexaphenylene.

Light refreshments were often provided after activities, while more formal, organised social events including day trips were also provided.

He said it was "on his watch" that the organised abuse of young girls by a gang of Asian men came to light.

"It was on my watch that the organised abuse of young girls by a gang of Asian men came to light," he said.

Or to star-spot yourself, remote areas of Scotland are famed for their light pollution-free skies (try the Galloway Astronomy Centre for an organised holiday).