Significats de close a loophole en anglès

Senator Judith Guthertz says Senator Cruz's attempt to close a loophole is worth supporting.

And every time tax havens are forced to close a loophole, a new one is exploited.

The president also would favor any law to close a loophole related to gun-show sales, he said.

The new tax would close a loophole that the administration says has given oil companies excessive royalty relief.

The law change in England and Wales aims to close a loophole that has seen people escape prosecution.

Democrats say it would close a loophole that encourages U.S. businesses to move operations out of the country.

The Government may introduce emergency legislation to close a loophole that could mean thousands of challenges to speeding convictions.

This is to close a loophole that previously allowed countries to decide for themselves what constitutes a luxury good.

The thermal-imaging system was designed as a way to close a loophole that the researchers said traditional biometric methods leave open.

The Minister for Justice is to close a loophole which allows nightclubs to use theatre licences to operate beyond normal closing hours.

There is also pressure in Washington to close a loophole on existing U.S. sanctions which allows in most of its precious stones.

Minister for Justice Charlie Flanagan needs to act to close a loophole in a law passed last year designed to combat international corruption.

In the UK, the government's only response has been to close a loophole that allowed foreign buyers to avoid tax when buying property.

The Government is to rush legislation through the Dáil next week to close a loophole in the laws on soliciting children for sex.

The plans to close a loophole in the system could deal a huge blow to Sinn Féin's money-making operations in the United States.

The American Israel Public Affairs Committee, a powerful pro-Israel lobby group, endorsed the measures, which it said would close a loophole in existing laws.