Sentences with phrase «party rubberstamp»

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First, given the current political balance, the Turkish legislature is likely to become more of a rubberstamp than it already is under a single - party government, and this will be detrimental for opposition groups, which are already weak and unable to affect policy.

The legislature, which typically rubberstamps Board of Elections appointments of either party, is expected to act at its regular meeting on Aug. 15.