Sentence examples for created a loophole from inspiring English sources

But the U.K.'s particular status has created a loophole since Scotland is classed as a region within Britain.

The wording replaces the notion of "equal work", which created a loophole that allowed pay discrimination based on job titles.

But the judge created a loophole: without a hearing, I was never given the opportunity to object, let alone make any any substantive defense, to the contempt change.

In 1990 the Broadcasting Act created a loophole that in effect exempted Sky's Luxembourg-based satellite from the UK's monopoly and foreign-ownership restrictions.

Because unfortunately the efforts to be inclusive with people who have valid medical issues have created a loophole that is being exploited by sophisticated dopers".

Unfortunately, as Mr. Spector discovered this summer, that created a loophole that subverted the mandate: Manufacturers could sell condenser units — the major component of every air-conditioning system — that were empty of coolant gas.

This creates a loophole which a clever upstart could exploit.

Otherwise, they could create a loophole for activity that is supposed to be banned.

Unfortunately, this would create a loophole that could be easily abused, rendering the standard meaningless.

Advocates of limited immigration worry that the issuing of more visas creates a loophole that can be abused.

WASHINGTON — The Humane Society of the United States sued the Agriculture Department on Wednesday for creating a "loophole" that it said is permitting potentially sick cows into the food supply.