A president would impose stiff sanctions on Russia without loopholes.
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Instead, he called for improved background checks and regulations without loopholes.
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A full ban on asbestos in the U.S. without loopholes is long overdue.
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Steve Bullock wants to make sure that large tech companies pay taxes without loopholes.
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We are calling on Congress to pass the Arban and ban all asbestos importation and use, without loopholes or exemptions.
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The recent introduction of the bicameral Alan Reinstein Ban Asbestos Now Act of 2019 (ARBAN) would ban all asbestos imports and use, without loopholes or exclusions.
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Beto O'Rourke, the presidential candidate from Texas, told a crowd in Los Angeles, hours after the Poway attack, that he would push for universal background checks "without loopholes or exceptions," according to The Los Angeles Times.
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Any discussion must recognize how taxes distort behaviors and choices: For example, even a high income tax without loopholes might cause some people who would like employment to decide to stay out of the work force.
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"Such reforms would include holding members truly accountable — and without loopholes — for the harassment and discrimination they personally commit; and addressing the inherent power imbalance in congressional offices by, for example, ensuring legal assistance to individuals who allege discrimination and allowing them to opt in, rather than opt out, of meditation," they wrote.
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It is further argued that current tax law slows economic growth by distorting economic incentives, and by allowing, even encouraging, tax avoidance. With a flat tax, there are fewer incentives than in the current system to create tax shelters, and to engage in other forms of tax avoidance. Flat tax critics contend that a flat tax system could be created with many loopholes, or a progressive tax system without loopholes, and that a progressive tax system could be as simple, or simpler, than a flat tax system. A simple progressive tax would also discourage tax avoidance.
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The ERA "was a proposed amendment to the United States Constitution designed to guarantee equal rights for women." It is argued that if the ERA were in place, men and women would have equal rights to work and family simultaneously, as sex equality would be a constitutional right without loopholes. Seeing as Constitutional Amendments and Acts currently do not fully protect workers from pregnancy discrimination, even those that are meant to give equal protections, such as Title XIV and Title VII, many believe the ERA would give protections to pregnant workers more easily. If the ERA were constituted in addition to the PDA, this would allow even more protections under the constitution for pregnant peoples.
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