Sentence examples for wide loophole from inspiring English sources

Critics contend that such arcades have created a wide loophole in the already haphazard effort to keep children from access to games designed for adults.

The parties have carved a wide loophole in the regulations, using soft money to buy advertisements that promote or criticize candidates without explicitly mentioning their campaigns.

He says he favors a ban on corporation and union contributions to parties, but he would leave open a wide loophole by allowing unlimited donations to parties from individuals.

The only exceptions, he added, would be when the case is "related to State security or terrorism," or if informing the family would "impede an investigation" That appeared to many activists to be a wide loophole for Chinese authorities, who have used charges of subversion to silence challenges to the state from political dissidents.

He promised bank reform and ended tax breaks, then reversed himself or left wide loopholes.

Is it real oversight or are there wide loopholes?

This is because our tax code provides lots and lots of big, wide loopholes through which companies sidestep paying taxes.

Legal regulations, while necessary and appropriate in this fallen world, only restrain human behavior in an external way and often leave wide loopholes.

Congress creates some wide-open loophole, and then the IRS is aghast that people take advantage of it.

Other pressures have come in the Buy America provisions in the stimulus package bill where there is now, thanks to the president having listened to some of us, the requirement that World Trade Organization consistency be observed, leaving nonetheless a wide-open loophole for protectionism that can, and will, break out in ways which the president has not faced up to.

This spiral is most apparent in declining tax rates on corporations and on top personal incomes (much in the form of wider tax loopholes), along with a profusion of government bailouts and subsidies (to Wall Street bankers, hedge-fund partners, oil companies, casino tycoons, and giant agribusiness owners, among others).