Sentence examples for broad loophole from inspiring English sources

That's a broad loophole for generals who have used the malleable "thuggery" charge before as an all-purpose way to go after anyone they chose.

But an official at a bank regulatory agency said: "If a creditor makes a judgment based on the fact that a consumer has cancer, you create a broad loophole.

Current federal requirements have broad loopholes for trucks and S.U.V.'s, and for cars that burn a small percentage of ethanol, even if they run on gasoline all the time.

Regulators did not offer an official version of the rule until late 2011, and reform watchdogs were disappointed with the proposal, citing broad loopholes that would have allowed banks to evade the law.

"That's how broad the loophole is," Ms. Browner added at the time (her office declined to answer questions about those comments).

The administration eventually backed a much weaker shield law with a broad national security loophole that did not protect reporter notes and other work records.

WASHINGTON -- A House Committee approved six new bills to deregulate Wall Street derivatives on Wednesday, advancing legislation that would expand taxpayer support for derivatives and create broad new trading loopholes allowing banks to shirk risk management standards created by the 2010 Dodd-Frank bill.

It still leaves broad and ill-defined loopholes for limiting freedoms of speech and assembly.

A report from the international group Human Rights Watch calls the draft constitution "mixed" in its protection of human rights, with some possible loopholes undermining broad protections.

Assessing the broad effects of labor loopholes on unionization is difficult since employers are often loathe to comment on their dealings with unions.

But many countries do not have this hedge of protection for their citizens, and rely instead on "permissible purpose" and legislation that is oftentimes broad and filled with loopholes.