Sentence examples for power loophole from inspiring English sources

The nuclear power loophole must also be closed.

In late 1999, Barbour and Tommy Boggs were planning to open a downtown restaurant called the Caucus Room, which The Washington Post described as a "red-meat emporium" that "will serve up power, influence, loopholes, money and all the other ingredients that make American Democracy great".

It also promised to remove the tax board's discretionary power to create loopholes.

Dacian Ciolos, the European Agriculture Commissioner, explained that member states were given the power to close the loophole in 2010.

The new powers will abolish a loophole that has allowed directors to escape prosecution by the CQC.

It would restore certain judicial checks on wiretapping powers while plugging loopholes that the administration has cited in coverage of foreign targets.

The ad features a young boy and argues that regulators are now closing the "loophole" that allows power plants to "pump unlimited carbon pollution into his air".

For decades, Trump has been part of the private sector that has used its wealth and power to carve out tax loopholes for its own self-interest.

He added that the IoD will be "very, very critical" if Miliband comes to power and removes the non-dom loophole.

Last month a state senator accused the company of selling information to power suppliers so they could exploit loopholes and manipulate California's energy market.

Ed Balls said Labour would carry out an immediate review of the tax collection system to close loopholes if it wins power in May.