Sentence examples for existing loopholes from inspiring English sources

Instead, Mr. Obama has said he would be open to reducing overall corporate tax rates if existing loopholes could be closed.

"Countries shouldn't be looking at ways to legitimise existing loopholes in the IWC moratorium, but at closing them altogether," Willie MacKenzie, oceans campaigner at Greenpeace UK, said.

Such a policy should close existing loopholes, including the so-called gun show loophole, which enables private sales of firearms without background checks.

Most settle for a "standard deduction" because they cannot qualify for existing loopholes or hire lobbyists to write some for them.

But existing loopholes, like allowing the use of potentially high-risk parts from animals younger than 30 months, must be closed as well.

In February, Rep. Mac Thornberry (R-Tex). introduced a bill that attempts to eliminate some of the existing loopholes by broadening the terms of the Controlled Substances Act.

The existing loophole-ridden land rules, dating from 2001, give developers wide leeway to clear property.

* Close an existing loophole in order to require gun purchasers to undergo background checks at gun shows.

They want Congress to eliminate taxes on the factories they ship overseas, even though an existing loophole already allows them to lower their tax bill when they outsource jobs.

As a society we must do more to protect these children, starting with closing all existing legal loopholes.

The prime minister's spokesman also refused to be drawn on whether Eric Schmidt, who is attending the meeting of Cameron's business advisory committee, will be asked for his opinion on how best to close existing tax loopholes as they discuss the government's agenda of tackling "aggressive avoidance".