Sentence examples for loophole opens from inspiring English sources

When you close off one route, like soft money, another loophole opens.

As Ian Thompson wrote for Slate in April, the loophole "opens the door for religiously affiliated organizations to engage in employment discrimination against LGBT people -- for any reason".

"It's the right thing … to close the loophole opened up by the federal court's ruling, which would have led to unbridled access to our social welfare system," she said.

The officials said that in the last two years, some 20,000 acres of wetlands and an additional 150 miles of streams had been destroyed because of what they portrayed as a loophole opened by a court decision three years ago.

However, a loophole opened for one family-oriented, values-conscious staple of wholesome American programming: the MTV Video Music Awards.

Teens have been banned from using cell phones on the road since 2007, but an apparent loophole opened up in 2012 when legislators passed a bill allowing drivers to use hands-free devices to send text messages and perform other functions, according to the AP.

"The harder the differentiations get, the more loopholes open up".

Some in Washington are aware of the loopholes opened by the Bush plan, and are debating whether and how to close them.

Representative Chris Van Hollen, a Maryland Democrat, and Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, are trying to minimize these effects with a bill that would force full disclosure of these activities and try to crack down on a few other loopholes opened by the Roberts court.

The Hagel-Landrieu bill would keep that loophole open.

Yesterday The Independent reported how Camelot had avoided tax using this method and how HMRC was lobbied by financial firms to keep the loophole open.