Sentences with phrase «shining bright lights»

However, he cautions against shining bright lights on a pregnant woman's abdomen.

While there is no sign of violent torture, workers have been making harassing noises and shining bright lights in the business executive's eyes to keep him from sleeping, news reports say.

At Fortune, we celebrate business successes while shining a bright light on the lapses.

It also is yet another event that shines a bright light on the need for more regulation protecting data.

Think about what you can adjust to shine a brighter light on them.

He'd like to shine a brighter light on federal contracting and reach more borrowers who've missed the SBAExpress juggernaut.

The issue of suicide amongst our enlisted has shone a bright light on a problem that kills an average 11 people a day in Canada — revisiting how we approach suicide is a mission best I feel is accomplished together.

In the piece, Bacon shares her personal experience with a boss she detested, and explains that, done thoughtfully, measured consideration of the qualities we most dislike in others can shine a bright light on our own values, shortcomings, and aspirations.

The editorial shines a bright light on arguments against the fiduciary standard that the brokerage industry, understandably, tries to keep under wraps.

Faithfulness shines a bright light on that which is true, and false things tend to scurry like cockroaches from its light.

You know, some silly believer explaining why he or she is a believer And without them even asking me to give my opinion, I chime in, attempting to shine the bright light of my incredibly vast knowledge of the innermost workings of their shallow, emotionally driven intellect.

The moral conflicts in the various texts shine a bright light on the human origins of these works.

Do you actually think God used a talking snake to make Christians look foolish or shine a bright light on those who mock the Word of God?

It is very much true of the marriage debate, which shines a bright light on some of the key anthropological fault lines in our culture.

As noble this might sound it can be quite challenging to always have someone on your shoulder telling you that you mustn't «shine your brightest light» (as my friend and yoga inspiration Anita Goa always encourage her followers to do).

So instead of having a new year's resolution I have set this as an intention for my 2016, to shine my brightest light.

You make its life uncomfortable, you shine a bright light into its darkest, hidden corners.

Even before the three guilty verdicts on Tuesday, the eight - week trial shined a bright light on how the Cuomo administration operates — and it wasn't pretty.»

«This past election shined a bright light on the deficiencies of New York's antiquated election laws and the artificial barriers they create that prevent and discourage voters from exercising this sacred right,» he said in a statement.

«From coast to coast, we are shining a bright light on the urgency of meeting the needs of working families,» Pelosi said in her endorsement speech.

This ruling has shone a bright light on the contradiction between why the government claims it is reforming legal aid and its true motivations.

«If the attorney general insists on looking the other way for reasons beyond me, Governor Cuomo has a responsibility to appoint a special counsel, even if that special counsel would shine a bright light on him.

«This past election shined a bright light on the deficiencies of New York's antiquated election laws and the artificial barriers they create that prevent and discourage voters from exercising this sacred right.»

This tragedy changed the course of history by shining a bright light on the injustices that occur in the work place.

Nations have moved forward and democracy has shone a bright light on many developing nations, Nigeria being one of them.

Learn this and you'll begin to understand why you're sitting in Puerto Rico on the dime of people who actually work for a living and Cuomo is in New York getting ready to shine a bright light on how lazy and corrupt you (and your amigos) really are.

The press conference, held in the shadows of a federal courthouse where one of New York's most powerful politicians is being tried on corruption charges, came as other recent developments also shine a bright light on the state's insufficient handling of ethics and corruption.

The vote «shined a bright light on the political limitations of a Democratic minority that has also failed to unite members against Mike Pompeo's bid for secretary of state and a banking deregulation bill,» Elana and Burgess report.

«With growing numbers of New Yorkers losing faith in our democratic process, it's more important than ever that we shine a bright light on Albany,» Krueger said in a statement.

This past election shined a bright light on the deficiencies of New York's antiquated election laws and the artificial barriers they create that prevent and discourage voters from exercising this sacred right,» Gov. Cuomo said.

The discovery that much of the mammalian genome is transcribed, in some places without gaps (so - called transcriptional «forests»), shines a bright light on this embarrassing plentitude: an order of magnitude more transcripts than genes (pp. 1559, 1564, and 1529).

«This study shines a bright light on the importance of supporting parents as they navigate the ups and downs of partnership or marriage,» says Raver.

«We decided, based on that information, that we needed additional ways to better identify fugitive emissions and to shine a bright light on those fugitive emissions,» says Eric Stevenson, the district's director of meteorology, measurement and rules.

Next, Akashi and colleagues disrupted the sleep - wake cycle of healthy people: They asked volunteers to sleep in later and later over a 3 - week period and to shine a bright light on themselves to mimic sunlight for half an hour after they awoke.

However, nothing like this has ever been flown in space or used in ground — so a Northrop - Grumman team of engineers is testing this idea in the night in a dark Nevada desert, shining bright a light to a telescope from miles away and covering the light with a small starshade mask in between.

«Our approach to the problem of detecting a dark galaxy was simply to shine a bright light on it.»

The time is right for an exposé of the lobbying industry, and first - time director Jason Reitman has succeeded in shining a bright light on the machinations and behind - the - scenes skullduggery that prevail in this powerful profession.

Labels are breaking down barriers in its culture with non-gender collections, blending its European influence with African traditions, and using social themes of empowerment and individualism to shine a bright light on the nation and its people.

It also shines a bright light on adoption and parents who choose adoption.

The accountability provisions of the law shine a bright light on the performance of schools across the nation, forcing many of them to attend to long - ignored problems.

Wexler goes on to explain why reading comprehension tests are really «knowledge tests in disguise,» why the new Common Core - aligned tests are shining a brighter light on gaps in knowledge, and why we may see continued growth in schools embracing «content - rich» curricula like E.D. Hirsch's Core Knowledge.

Getting those measures right, and shining a bright light on them for education leaders, policymakers, and parents is crucial for forward movement in school quality.

Again, the state's role is not to license the training, but to shine a bright light on the actual after - training job performance.

Shining a bright light on the broken tenure system will finally drive action towards delivering the quality education all children deserve.»

This year, we fully commit to shining a bright light on this great work.

He says the report «shines a bright light on the deeply worrying situation encountered by young people».

If, as they say, legislative leaders were trying only to help «shine a bright light» on schools that are not meeting the academic needs of students, why on earth did they fail to adjust their grading criteria to be fair to schools that exist to keep failing students from dropping out?

Since then, ALEC has come under closer scrutiny, and progressive organizations have begun to shine a brighter light on its activities.

Most importantly, Sackstein shines a bright light on the role that reflection plays in healthy standards - based learning environments.

blog post about GNEPSA, Lockhart, on his blog entitled Political Capitol, shines a bright light on the StudentsFirst connection writing «what's interesting is while GNEPSA is a new name in what some have called the «education reform alphabet soup,» it's not.