Post offices tend to confuse it with Australia, prompting Australia to once issue a special rubber stamp requesting that letters be "redirected to Austria in Europe".
Hong Kong Chief Executive CY Leung has publicly defended the city's decision not to rubber stamp a request from the US to detain fugitive former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden.
Some travelers said that officials simply do not; others said a polite no-stamp request is all it takes; still others said they were asked for a bribe.
Sullivan is correct, though, that Google seems to be rubber-stamping any request, without regard to whether it passes the ECJ tests of "outdated, inaccurate, invasion of privacy, irrelevant" with the balancing test of "public figure".
"I, for one, will not simply rubber-stamp this request," said Senator Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia, who as the ranking Democrat on the Appropriations Committee will play a significant role in the debate over spending in Iraq.
And while such a large number of approvals may suggest that the FDA "rubber stamps" requests, this is far from the case.
Provides in-app communication to police, fire stations, etc. Flare: Users can drop a pin on the map, request help, and responders can view these and respond to time-stamped requests in order.
Judges should play a more active part in extradition cases to ensure their role "is more than only 'rubber stamping' extradition requests", the committee said.
"I don't know the answer to that question, but it's one the court should think about before rubber-stamping a requested remedy by the Department of Justice".
Psychiatrists and advocates for the mentally ill say that judges prefer not to second-guess doctors and typically rubber-stamp the requests of hospitals to confine and medicate patients.
And here, it's the politicians' fault, because they have taken the right to grant warrants for privacy invasion out of the hands of judges, and given them to government ministers who are patsies – they rubber-stamp all requests by the spooks.
