As the claims made by companies get bigger, it seems increasingly likely that the massive financial risks associated with investor-state arbitration will effectively grant foreign investors a veto over government decisions.
In another version, a local official tried to name the town "Morgan," after a Jackson County attorney general, but the name got vetoed by the post office because it was still too closely associated with Confederate war hero John Hunt Morgan.
City officials vetoed a plan to have rear windows of taxis decorated with sunflowers, which are strongly associated with van Gogh's work, saying that the police need to be able to see into taxi windows in emergencies.
Gov. Jerry Brown on Sunday approved the measure barring the use of the term that many Native Americans find offensive but vetoed a separate measure that would have barred public properties from being named after individuals associated with the Confederacy.
Israel vetoed the participation of 14 members from the Gaza Strip in the 88-member Palestine Legislative Council, on the grounds that they were known to be associated with terrorist groups.
In line with previous studies, apoptosis in multiple sclerosis lesions was not associated with caspase 3 activation (Barnett and Prineas, 2004), but with the liberation of apoptosis inducing factor from mitochondria and its nuclear translocation (Veto et al., 2010).
Elaborate circuits involving suppressor, contrasuppressor and veto cells were proposed to explain the maintenance of self-tolerance; however, the inability to clone any actual suppressor cells or identify critical molecules associated with them led to the decline of such a model.
But associates of the governor, speaking on the condition of anonymity, say he is likely to veto the measure as it is now because he has certain objections to it.
Varoufakis said, "I veto that veto".
