yerletirildi

Yerletirildi is a Turkish word that translates to "it was circumvented" or "it was evaded" in English. The term is often used in the context of civics, law, and politics to describe a situation where a person or an entity has managed to avoid a responsibility, a duty, or a requirement.

In Turkish politics, the term yerletirildi was famously used by the former Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan to describe the Constitutional Court's decision to block the government's bid to lift the electoral ban on MPs who have criminal convictions. Erdogan claimed that the Constitutional Court had "evaded" the issue by not allowing the government to impose its will.

In a broader sense, the term yerletirildi can be applied to any instance where an individual or a group has managed to skirt around a rule, a law, or a moral obligation. For example, a company that has been fined for environmental pollution might claim that it has "evaded" responsibility by pointing to technicalities or loopholes in the law.

The term yerletirildi is often associated with accusations of avoidance or evasion of responsibility. Those who are accused of yerletirildi are seen as having managed to circumvent the law, rather than addressing the underlying issues.

In Turkish language and culture, the term yerletirildi is often used to express frustration, disappointment, or anger at those who have managed to evade responsibility or accountability. It is a charged term that can be used to spark debate and discussion about the role of power, responsibility, and accountability in society.