Translation for 'revolving door' from English to Dutch

revolving door

draaideur {de}archi.

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revolving

roterend {adj} {pres-p}

ronddraaiend {adj}

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revolving chair

draaistoel {de}meubel

door

deur {de}

cellar door

kelderdeur {de}

kitchen door

keukendeur {de}

church door

kerkdeur {de}

car door

autodeur {de}auto

cell door

celdeur {de}

toilet door

wc-deur {de}

basement door

kelderdeur {de}

bedroom door

slaapkamerdeur {de}

mirrored door

spiegeldeur {de}

fire door

branddeur {de}bouwk.

garage door

garagedeur {de}

sliding door

schuifdeur {de}

oven door

ovendeur {de}

back door

achterdeur {de}

front door

voordeur {de}

door handle

deurknop {de}

• His mother was an alcoholic with a constant revolving door of male partners.
• The building's main entrance was a single revolving door, which was rendered useless as the crowd stampeded in panic.
• Upon his departure from the Drifters, McPhatter sold his share of the group to the band's manager George Treadwell, a decision that he later came to regret, after realizing that he caused his fellow musicians to experience unprofitability and the group essentially became a revolving-door line-up with recycled members on a ridiculous $100 weekly salary and paid virtually no royalties.
• A revolving door has several wings or leaves, generally four, radiating from a central shaft, forming compartments that rotate about a vertical axis.
• Transparency International received the funding from the "Siemens Integrity Initiative" about a year after the "Initiative" hired former TI staffer Jana Mittermaier, raising questions of a "revolving door" that has benefited both the organization and the company.

• The lobbying industry is affected by the revolving door concept, a movement of personnel between roles as legislators and regulators and roles in the industries affected by legislation and regulation, as the main asset for a lobbyist is contacts with and influence on government officials.
• In 2014, two Nobel Peace Laureates wrote a letter signed by 100 other human rights activists and scholars criticizing HRW for its revolving-door hiring practices with the U.S.
• In her first year in office, significant instances of turnover in prominent city positions led critics to accuse Byrne of running a "revolving door administration".
• LMF became stabilised with set members instead of having a "revolving door".
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• Murphy's struggles with parenthood were highlighted, as were the revolving-door of nanny characters mirroring her office tribulations.
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• The directorship of the AFL–CIO Organizing Department was a revolving door, organization of new members had not markedly increased and many unions had taken to raiding one another to increase membership.
• Such reversals of fortune and a revolving-door succession of prime ministers continue to characterize Papua New Guinea's national politics.
• In November 2021, in her letter: “SFO’s revolving door works better than a closed shop” published by the Financial Times Osofsky said that they “ advocate for the interchange of personnel.

• After his career in Westminster, Lansley advised corporate clients on healthcare reforms despite David Cameron’s pledge to close the “revolving door” between Whitehall and the private sector.
• All access to the structure interior must be equipped with two sets of doors or revolving door (airlock).
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