Sentence examples for apparent loophole from inspiring English sources

Instead he, and a handful of others, avoided that mess entirely by taking advantage of an apparent loophole in the system: the gate check.

Boschi has said she did not attend a critical meeting that approved the decree to rescue the bank, but the conservative newspaper Libero has claimed she attended a different meeting where the apparent loophole was agreed.

Did he get better treatment because of his privileged position?" Every day, new questions are emerging about how the deal to rescue depositors was struck, including the passage of an apparent loophole in the rescue package that could shield senior bank administrators from liability.

With "loan agreement policies" given as explanation for the restrictions on pencils and paper, approximately 20 opponents to the regulation sat throughout the exhibition space modelling clay, in what was an apparent loophole to the expulsion of any illustrative reproductions.  .

Teens have been banned from using cell phones on the road since 2007, but an apparent loophole opened up in 2012 when legislators passed a bill allowing drivers to use hands-free devices to send text messages and perform other functions, according to the AP.

"It has highlighted apparent loopholes in the bankruptcy law of Mexico, through which Vitro ran an 18-wheel truck".

As written, the privacy act applies to a Web site operator, but not to a third-party supplier of other functions, said Mary K. Engle, associate director of advertising practices at the F.T.C. "The proposal would close an apparent or possible loophole in the rule," she said.

The Americans with Disabilities Act celebrated its 25th year of coming into law last month, and while it has changed countless lives, it has become apparent that inclusion loopholes still exist.

If any loopholes become apparent, we shall draw the necessary conclusions and bring forward new proposals.

In June 1999, such was the concern at the AEC over its Greenfields investigation that the AEC briefed senior counsel to advise it on the Liberal party's use of the Greenfields loophole and its apparent failure to disclose.

The letter also asked him to offer recommendations for improving enforcement and closing legal loopholes that became apparent as a result of the $65 billion fraud.