Sentence examples for glaring loophole from inspiring English sources

But the wording seems to contain a glaring loophole.

The alternative method for calculating customer assets is a glaring loophole that needs to be closed and should never have existed to begin with.

In fact, it's conceivable that we have created such a glaring loophole in our election process that foreign interests could directly influence the outcome of our elections.

He spied how many programs the assertive Hamilton was prepared to drive through the glaring loophole of the "necessary and proper" clause.

The Senate majority leader, Leonard Lance, said another "glaring loophole" was the plan's timetable; it would take effect only after the 2005 Assembly and gubernatorial elections.

Obamacare was financed by partially closing this glaring loophole, and if Obamacare is repealed, it will be because Republicans insist on reopening it.

A joint statement from 70 groups and 12 elected officials last month said that the proposal "leaves serious and glaring loopholes what would allow creative lenders and brokers, in too many instances, to continue their predatory practices as usual".

Journalists, tax experts and campaigners have been investigating and exposing the tax scams being perpetrated by big businesses for far longer – pointing out glaring loopholes in Britain's tax system.

It closes some glaring loopholes in the system that are more than a decade old, loopholes that allow people to buy vast quantities of deadly weapons at gun shows and on the Internet without having their names checked against mental health and criminal records.

One of Britain's biggest high street banks has left millions of online bank accounts exposed to potential fraud because of a glaring security loophole, the Guardian has learned.

There is a glaring need for action in a system riddled with loopholes and abuses.