bright-line (Meaning)

bright-line

providing an unambiguous criterion or guideline especially in law, a clear distinction that resolves a question or matter in dispute

The boundary between right and wrong should be bright-line, leaving no room for ambiguity.
The bright-line test for determining employee eligibility for benefits eliminates confusion and ensures consistency.
The bright-line rule against self-dealing protects investors from conflicts of interest.
The bright-line standard for obscenity simplifies law enforcement and reduces subjective interpretation.
Establishing bright-line criteria for parole eligibility promotes transparency and fairness in the criminal justice system.
The bright-line distinction between copyright infringement and fair use clarifies the limits of intellectual property protections.
The bright-line prohibition on insider trading prevents financial markets from being manipulated by unfair advantage.
The bright-line test for medical necessity ensures that only essential treatments are covered by insurance.
The bright-line policy of zero tolerance for student misconduct creates a clear and consistent disciplinary system.
The bright-line rule against improper campaign contributions ensures the integrity of political processes.

providing an unambiguous criterion or guideline especially in law, a clear distinction that resolves a question or matter in dispute

evident, apparent, clear, straightforward,obvious, distinct, broad, unmistakable, simple, crystal clear

cryptic,ambiguous, incomprehensible, mysterious, clouded, unclear, enigmatic, indistinct, equivocal, dark

The boundary between right and wrong should be bright-line, leaving no room for ambiguity.

The bright-line test for determining employee eligibility for benefits eliminates confusion and ensures consistency.

The bright-line rule against self-dealing protects investors from conflicts of interest.

The bright-line standard for obscenity simplifies law enforcement and reduces subjective interpretation.