Sentence examples for time loopholes from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, in real life, over time loopholes and weak remedies have made this historic law less effective than Congress originally intended.

For too long the F.E.C. has spent much of its time creating loopholes for party machines and declining to punish even egregious violators.

On the other hand, it appears that this could be one of those "rules were made to be broken/skirted" situations - like the U.S. tax system - where after a period of time enough loopholes have been discovered or created to render the law ineffectual and in some cases have unintended psychological ramifications.

By the time the loophole was closed in 1991, experts estimate the family had legally avoided paying more than £88m in tax.

Over time, that loophole solidified into institutionalized justification for women's unequal pay.

After a frustrating 45-minute search for parking, he found a more time-honored loophole, or as he called it, "the ultimate place to park": a broken parking meter.

He adds that it is time to end loopholes that reward companies that "ship jobs overseas," and to "end America's dependence on Middle East oil".

The stopgap move was an effort to give the city more time to close loopholes in a 2002 law intended to curtail billboard advertisements.

Lawyers, accountants and dealmakers will wax richer and business people will spend more time looking for loopholes rather than looking for business.

They'll probably try to get the political benefit of supporting my efforts, while at the same time putting some loopholes in there where we'll not find out what the Fed's really doing.

The law that first demanded colleges disclose potential crimes dates to 1990 and has been amended several times to close loopholes.