Loophole Sentence Examples

I told you about the loophole, and she won.t like that.

A new law which closes the loophole is urgently required.

Apart from abattoir workers, this is the main potential loophole.

You didn't wonder how past-Deidre learned of the loophole that let her become mortal?

Models which violate this assumption exploit what we call the memory loophole.

In fact, the move opened a tax loophole for some business owners.

Toby's right.  She found a loophole.  As long as Death doesn't find her and we can get her back to a Sanctuary, she'll live.

The current legal loophole allows phone masts of any height to be built on land owned by Network Rail without planning permission.

This might seem a minor point but it is an apparent loophole which appears ripe for exploitation.

Right from the start, I could see there was no obvious loophole.

The intention here is to close off a vat loophole.

Thieves ' cash in at Tesco tills ' Tesco self-service tills suffer from an apparent " security loophole ", consumer group Which?

The detection loophole in the refutation of the family of Local Realistic Theories will thereby be closed.

Its stated rationale is to respond to a loophole in the law.

The law is currently undergoing revision to close a rather strange loophole.

But there are also semantic reasons against a loophole here for long ages.

Further, to avoid classification as a hobby, or be red-flagged as a tax loophole, a consistent effort to generate a profit needs to be shown.

On the smallest of chances she was alive, she would've had to find a loophole to surrender her duty without losing her soul.

Rausing legally makes use of a loophole by which wealthy foreigners living in Britain avoid paying tax.

Simon Peter moves house to exploit a tax avoidance loophole?

The Microsoft web pages suggest several ways of plugging this loophole.

His accountant then discovered the loophole of which I speak.

The rules about this are insurmountable; you won't find a loophole in this situation.

As an inducement, the Solemn League and Covenant was signed by all Parliamentarian Englishmen, the terms of which were interpreted by the Scots to bind England to submit to Presbyterianism, though the most important clauses had been purposely left vague, so as to afford a loophole of escape.