Sentence examples for one loophole from inspiring English sources

These gun shows are incredibly common -- there are 4,500 of them a year in the United States -- and constitute one loophole in the war on terrorism that the Bush administration refuses to plug.

One loophole, known as locality, concerns information flow: could a particle on one side of the experiment, or the instrument measuring it, have sent some kind of message to the other side before the second measurement was completed?

One loophole involves a law enacted in 2009 that raised the federal tax on cigarettes, small cigars and roll-your-own tobacco, partly to deter smoking among young people and partly to help pay for a children's health insurance program.

One loophole specified that whistle-blowers were protected only when they were the first to report misconduct.

"The problem with campaign finance reform," he says, "is that every time you close one loophole, you open others".

That is one loophole that Mr. Ravitz, the elections director, says he intends to eliminate, by next year, with luck.

Yet it left one telling loophole, saying that it wanted to differentiate between "terrorism on the one hand and the legitimate right of peoples to resist foreign occupation on the other".

But there's one big loophole that makes SuperPACs possible — there are virtually no rules on spending in the lead-up to the formal campaign period, which usually lasts just 36 days.

But the American ambassador, R. Niels Marquardt, dismissed the new regulations as "one big loophole".

(Ryan has referred to exceptions for the woman's health, rather than life, as one big "loophole").

One huge loophole would exempt derivatives from exchange trading for corporations that use them to hedge operational risks, say, an airline that wants to lock in fuel prices.