Synonyms for revolving door
re·volv·ing door

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1. revolving doornoun

   an organization or institution with a high rate of turnover of personnel or membership

   Synonyms:
   revolver

2. revolving door, revolvernoun

   a door consisting of four orthogonal partitions that rotate about a central pivot; a door designed to equalize the air pressure in tall buildings

   Synonyms:
   six-shooter, revolver, six-gun

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1. Lisa Gilbert:

   If the plan is as currently being reported, this policy goes further than we have ever seen in a presidential ethics plan, it will crackdown on shadow lobbying jobs, end golden parachutes intended to seat corporate insiders in government, and halt the rapidly spinning revolving door.

2. Stephen Nagy:

   Whether you like Abe or not, he had eight years in power to refine policies. We saw some positive changes in terms of corporate governance, women in the economy, migration policy, but it's because they were pushed through over time, will this be a revolving door of premiership, or will this be a leader in power for four to five years that can make all those changes ?

3. Deputy Interior Minister Roberto Campa:

   I hope that what follows allows many alternative mechanisms to imprisonment to be found, because experience shows that someone who goes to jail for something minor ends up back there after being let out - a sort of revolving door.

4. Alexa Kolbi-Molinas:

   Intervention is not a revolving door.

5. Wayne LaPierre:

   Decades of Right-to-Carry laws all across America have proven that good men and women are not the problem, this ruling will bring life-saving justice to law-abiding Americans who have lived under unconstitutional restrictions all across our country, particularly in cities and states with revolving door criminal justice systems, no cash bail and increased opposition to law-enforcement.