The word
"veto" means to reject or say no to a decision or proposal.
Full definition
A similar lag has happened in the past, the result was a last - minute
veto of a measure that's clearly in the public's best interest.
The lines drawn by the state legislature are subject to
veto by the governor.
The situation has been so dire that the state has twice directed a review of the district, and in both instances, a monitor with
veto power over the board has been suggested.
A similar argument ended the line item
veto in 1998.
The government should not have any right of
veto over claims against them.
Speaking from personal experience, my wife got the final
veto on any renovation decision!
Until a change of government (due to the motion of no confidence) happens, the currently elected government is the one
with veto option.
Others have proposed new powers for the electorate to trigger an election or referendum and
veto bills passing through parliament.
He signed the budget already instead of using his budgetary line
item veto power on the partisan redistricting plan that was in the budget.
Neither, of course, expected the vote to go through, much less survive a
presidential veto.
, he noted that he has
veto rights on the script and is working hard to ensure that the film gets the story right.
The Democratic governor has not said whether he will sign the measure into law, but the margins of victory in both chambers were wide enough to withstand a
gubernatorial veto.
The governor's
veto doesn't help, she said at the news conference.
Kill the dreaded
veto vote with a range of healthier dishes on your menu.
No shareholder possessing a 1 % stake in a company would try to
exercise veto power over the company's strategic direction or tactical decisions.
The museums plan to seek a one - time waiver from the legislature at this fall's
veto session.
The governor's
veto came way too late as far as I'm concerned.
Civil partnerships were offered the royal
veto because a declaration about the validity of a civil partnership «would bind the Queen».
The results suggest that a small part of the brain
holds veto power over what seem to be automatic patterns.
For an initiated state statute or
veto referendum, signatures equal to 5 percent of votes cast for governor in the most recent gubernatorial election are required.
The other side of the coin about creative freedom is when an artist really doesn't complete control, but
just veto power.
Since you can not really say no (for whatever reason) you can «
pocket veto» the idea through distraction.
The panel advised giving the
state veto power over board decisions.
Given the barriers to settlement presented by multiple
veto players, it is not surprising that these wars are so much longer.
On the one hand, I never mind adding a second
veto point.
His
treaty veto, brave and welcome though it was, was essentially reactive - tactical, rather than strategic.
The bill allows charter schools to open in low - performing districts, and gives school boards in high performing
districts veto power over the schools.
You may also want to
reserve veto power on items bought with allowance or birthday money — even over gifts or hand - me - downs.
The flip side, however, is that blocking new laws is much easier, for opponents need succeed at just
one veto point to win.
By effectively giving every
partner veto power over business decisions, law firms make that situation a lot worse.
You can exercise a
parental veto, and then later work out your conflict with your spouse.
Today's
veto of an important measure will surely give them cause for concern.
Congressional district lines are approved as regular legislation and are thus subject to
veto by the governor.
The state legislature may pass its own plan by joint resolution, which is not subject to
gubernatorial veto.
Teachers would
hold veto power over parents, and union threats could keep risk - averse teachers in line.
But public school parents and educators fought back, gathering enough signatures to put a «
veto referendum» on the ballot for voters to decide.
These actors do not all represent
veto players of equal power, but taken together, creative means of resisting policies can often be formulated and applied.
Unless independence for funding decisions is secured the government will effectively have a right of
veto over any such claim, undermining these principles.
For individual courses, legislation usually gives students the right to choose most any course, with limited guidance or
veto power by their school of record.