Sentence examples for each loophole from inspiring English sources

Each loophole that is closed will hurt a clearly-defined group of voters or companies, many of them well-organised.

There seem to be loopholes and exemptions to each of the myriad rules, regulations and formulas, and each loophole seems to have a loophole of its own that brings taxpayers back full circle and forces compliance with the original provision.

Once you get past the vivid imagination and fairy-tale nature of these "loopholes," each loophole has a nugget of information that can lead our Legislature to draft the rules and regulations for the Department of Health to follow (as ascribed in section "(d)Duties of the Department") to avoid the apocalyptic scenarios of VNO2.

The second mortgages have given the banks a loophole: each dollar a bank forgives goes toward fulfilling its obligation under last year's settlement.

And the loopholes which allow such corporate excess were not exactly handed down to Moses on tablets -- each and every loophole was approved by Congress.

The Senate had passed a similar bill to tighten the loophole in each of the two previous years.

Whaling in Antarctic waters, where Japan hunts hundreds of whales each year under a loophole in the moratorium that permits whaling for scientific research, would also have been sharply curtailed.

It's not clear how much the loophole benefits each individual company, in terms of tax savings.

Norway also kills hundreds of whales each year, under a loophole known as the legal objection, which means it simply refuses to comply with the moratorium.

But despite an IWC moratorium on commercial whaling, Japan has still killed several hundred whales each year through a loophole allowing "scientific" whaling expeditions in the Antarctic Ocean.

"The FEC has recommended to Congress each session to close that loophole and it still exists," said Christian Hilland, FEC deputy press officer.