Sentences with phrase «big loophole»

Loopholes in campaign finance laws: There are two big loopholes in campaign finance law.

In Hillsborough County, there's an even bigger loophole around the law.

That's because, as is all too typical with US gun laws, the automatic weapons ban has some pretty big loopholes.

Last week, the Daily News» Ken Lovett reported the worrying news that Cuomo is seeking a deal with Silver that would leave big loopholes on income disclosure.

US federal HIPAA medical privacy law still has big loopholes driven by marketers, etc..

That, industry insiders say, presents a big loophole.

The new laws «covers a big loophole in student school bus transportation that we were greatly concerned about,» said Jon Terry, founder of the Allergy Advocates Association, which is based near Rochester, in a statement.

For the Liberal Democrats, Nick Clegg said people were «a little baffled by all the various solutions» being proposed to clean up MPs» expenses because «they all fail to deal with the biggest loophole: MPs making hundreds of thousands of pounds on second homes funded by the taxpayer».

Under current federal regulations, LDTs enjoy a big loophole, which means they do not have to be evaluated for their medical usefulness.

-- Make all serious domestic violence offenders surrender firearms The federal statute preventing domestic violence criminals from having guns has a big loophole: Guns often aren't taken away unless criminals voluntarily relinquish them to local law enforcement agencies.

There is also a big loophole in a very foundation of the concept.

But the loan forgiveness plan has a big loophole, since many workers are hired for just a tad under 40 hours a week, just enough to leave them, despite their work for the community, holding their loans forever.

A big loophole.

The big loopholes are rumored to be written out of the system with every program update, but the number of miles required for award flights has actually decreased when traveling within one region in Asia or Central and South American or between Australia and many other regions, particularly in upper classes.

Groups fighting whaling immediately disputed this, saying that even with its big loopholes, the moratorium on commercial whaling, in place since 1986, remains vital.

Building on my point above about how we distinguish nonhuman animals that deserve «personhood» standing from those that don't, here's my Twitter item on an analysis of a big loophole in the federal Humane Slaughter Act by David N. Cassuto, a Pace University law professor focused on animal law:

Governments proposed for the first time on Monday to reduce climate pollution from airplanes, plugging one of the biggest loopholes in last December's landmark Paris agreement.

But there is a big loophole, as iPhone 8 has dual glass design it may break or you may misplace original box or some of its accessories and in that case, the store executive will be determining the buyback percentage.

Government compliance closes one of the biggest loopholes that job seekers used — sending your resume to a friend.