Sentence examples for less loophole from inspiring English sources

For Chinese citizens, there's now one less loophole in the country's comprehensive censorship of Western media outlets.

Higher gas taxes and less loophole-laden fuel-economy rules would have helped avert the current problem.

It is less of a loophole (technical definition: an arrow slit in the wall of a fortress) than a socking great breach through which the Government invites corporate giants to drive a coach and horses.

There's less coverage of loopholes in Connecticut's campaign financing law; few have investigated why Connecticut is burdened with the highest electricity rates in the continental United States.

The AMT is far from perfect its personal exemption is not indexed; quirks in its structure can mean high marginal rates for some taxpayers; and it allows some needless deductions but it is less riddled with loopholes than the current income tax.

Conversely, the U.S. corporate tax rate of 35% is the highest among the 35 members of the Organization for Economic Development and Cooperation, although many companies pay less because of loopholes and accounting maneuvers.

Making federal background checks universal, instead of limiting them to sales by licensed gun dealers, is no less vital, closing a loophole that lets 40 percent of firearm sales take place with no oversight.

"You cannot say that the debt and deficit are mortal threats to our nation and at the same time less important than every loophole in the tax code," said senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Democrat of Rhode Island.

Everything in the story revolves around Mr. Farrell's character, Roland Bozz, who helps less cagey soldiers find loopholes to escape the war; every camera angle enhances Bozz's heroism in the guise of anti-establishment anti-heroism, making this the prototypical Colin Farrell role.

Uber's tax practises come to light as multinational corporations are under fire for exploiting loopholes to pay less tax.

But there's no getting around the fact that a 25 percent rate on the top earners would nearly double Mr. Romney's effective rate and more than double it for the 101 of the top 400 taxpayers who pay less than 10 percent, assuming the loopholes are indeed closed.