Sentence examples for supposed loophole from inspiring English sources
In fact, Forrest actually quit "Review" at the end of the first season — but in the second season, he's back, with a supposed loophole: he is allowed to "veto" two reviews.
In fact, Forrest actually quit "Review" at the end of the first season but in the second season, he's back, with a supposed loophole: he is allowed to "veto" two reviews.
In short, raising revenue by closing supposed loopholes would force Congress and the White House to identify and dismantle the sorts of elaborately constructed provisions that have allowed Starbucks and thousands of other companies to annually claim billions of dollars in tax savings by declaring themselves manufacturers.
Foremost among them is a Spanish novelist, Javier Marìas, who has published books about Redonda and bestowed Redondan titles on luminaries including Francis Ford Coppola, Pedro Almodóvar and A.S. Byatt.What many consider to be the world's most successful micronation exists thanks to a supposed legal loophole.
The WLTP test was supposed to remove loopholes that had allowed a gap between real world CO2 emissions and test cycle ones to develop, which EU consultants have estimated at up to 20%.
The loophole was supposed to be temporary.
The same thing that wrecked Gordon Brown's supposed plan to close global tax loopholes – and brought all parallel efforts to dust.
Otherwise, they could create a loophole for activity that is supposed to be banned.
Presuming for the moment that the NSA and the larger US government didn't know about Heartbleed — and you have to ask why, given their supposed prowess — it doesn't close the loophole until all is patched.
Loopholes for such cheating were supposed to be closed after Nicholas W. Leeson brought down Barings, the British investment bank, in 1995 with $1 billion in losses on unauthorized derivatives trades.
