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Rubber Stamp
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Rubber Stamp
Informal; a term for a person or institution that theoretically could take an action independently but in practice follows the advice or counsel of another party. For example, shareholders may ratify the decision of the board of directors with little scrutiny. In this case, the shareholders act as a rubber stamp to the board.


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It appears planning permissions are being passed due to guidance so planning committees are just rubber-stamp outfits acting as agents for others.
I can't see any point in voting in the elections for Euro MPs since there is no such thing as a private member's bill in the European Parliament; the Euro MPs merely rubber-stamp decisions taken by the non-elected and corrupt European Commissioners.
The Tynecastle board met last night and were expected to rubber-stamp the Finnish keeper's four-year contract, which should be officially announced on Thursday.
 
 
 
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