The President vetoed the bill, but Congress overrode his veto.

President Hayes vetoed the bill.

The Hamas Veto

Many Europeans are sick of British vetoes.

The good news is that President Barack Obama has vowed to veto CISPA.

Limiting the Security Council Veto

The USA, on the other hand, have spoken out clearly in favour of a veto.

What is the source of this right wing veto over presidents, congressmen, and public opinion?

The President vetoed the law after Congress passed it.

For example, France consistently vetoes reforms of the EU Common Agricultural Policy.

The Americans, who would have had to provide most of the money, vetoed the plan.

If America s Democrats lose in the mid term elections this November, there is a risk of persistent fiscal deficits as Republicans veto tax increases while Democrats veto spending cuts.

But the Palestinian partners vetoed that idea We aren t there yet, they explained.

One such problem is Wall Street s implicit veto over the Fed.

But no investment by a private Russian company has, so far, been vetoed by Western governments.

Obama has, as promised, vetoed the bill, owing to the pipeline's adverse environmental implications.

There is no unanimity requirement or veto in the General Assembly, which might well be why it has not been called upon in the effort to fight climate change.

But is it possible to craft a veto restraint proposal to which all of the P5 can agree?

The junta then assumed legislative authority, as well as the power to form a constitutional assembly and veto proposed constitutional provisions.

The third decision concerns the British vetoes of the candidacies of Jean Luc Dehaene and Jean Claude Juncker for President of the European Commission.

The Kremlin continues its propaganda offensive against Georgia, and has vetoed prolonging the mandate for United Nations observers in Georgia and Abkhazia.

AMMAN Recently, Israel s Vice Prime Minister Shaul Mofaz offered an unequivocal veto on a key issue in the Middle East peace process.

After the Argentine crisis, President George W. Bush s administration vetoed proposals to create a mechanism for sovereign debt restructuring.

The Supreme Leader has absolute authority and can veto decisions made by the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of government.

Amazingly, President Viktor Yushchenko regularly vetoed decisions necessary for that stabilization, including every effort at privatization.

He or she might veto it, but a Republican president after the 2016 election might not.

However, President Temer vetoed several provisions of the new law, like the general amnesty to all undocumented migrants.

In the former, the prospect of a Security Council veto prevented action, and a regional organization (NATO) acted without UN authorization.

When the OECD proposed an agreement to restrict bank secrecy, the Bush administration vetoed that initiative, too.

The EU s member governments name the members of the European Commission, and the Parliament lacks an explicit right to veto them.

That veto drew a formal complaint from a left leaning watchdog group.

Prior to its approval by the IMF Board in December 2010, the reform, agreed at the G 20 Seoul Summit, had been hailed as a historic breakthrough. But history has stalled without approval by the US, which has an effective veto over major IMF decisions.

The current Israeli Palestinian peace talks and the American veto on negotiations with Syria indicate that we have returned to the Palestine first concept.

But history has stalled without approval by the US, which has an effective veto over major IMF decisions.

Because the Czech Parliament s upper house has an absolute veto over constitutional amendments, the opportunity to amend the Constitution was lost.

Theoretically, the Sovereign may either grant the Royal Assent (that is, make the bill a law) or withhold it (that is, veto the bill).

Veto power is effectively shifting from the UN Security Council to G 77 plus China.

The prospect is uncertain enough as it stands that Bush may be spared the need to veto it.

Parliament passed a decision to subsidize farmers on the 2nd of August, but President Cartes vetoed it two days later, dismissing the farmers' demands. He justified the veto by saying the decision countered the appropriate application of the financial rehabilitation law.

2. Expresses the hope that the Palestinian people will soon be exercising their right to self determination, which is not subject to any veto, in the current peace process

No serious negotiations can take place and no results can last if one party vetoes the representatives of the other side.

In addition, the Kurds will expect to retain a veto over any proposal that might compromise Kurdish autonomy in the northern provinces.

It must receive full sovereignty over EU budget making and the right to sign off on all decisions taken by a qualified majority in the Council.

Only the United Kingdom (which, like France itself, last resorted to the veto in 1989) has given any hint of support for the French initiative.

As if this was not enough, Russia even joined the regime in punishing the Syrian people by vetoing the resolution on providing food aid to the besieged areas.