Sentence examples for get veto from inspiring English sources
There have also been disputes over whether new permanent members would get veto powers.
If voters reject the measure, Burbank will not get veto power on the airport authority board, and the result will probably be an ongoing legal fight.
While it is perfectly reasonable to consider the concerns and to try to reach compromises, however cars should not get veto authority.
It suspects, with good reason, that the generals will seek get-out clauses so they can abandon the talks—and blame their collapse on the opposition once the international pressure has died down.Western powers struggled at the UN Security Council this week to get veto-wielding China and Russia to agree a non-binding "statement" condemning Myanmar's crackdown.
The change is supported by the majority of the board, but may yet get vetoed by Mayor Ed Lee.
But I'm not sure that will happen in the short run, and if it does, it would presumably get vetoed.
As soon as financial return becomes the sole driver of decision-making, a company will lose its unique value and become commoditized; any decision that promotes long-term value to the customer at the expense of near-term financial results will get vetoed.
"To bind a future board to 80%, make a majority get vetoed by a minority, is really an extreme case," Bob Schoonover, president of Service Employees International Union Local 721, told the officials.
He gets veto power over story boards.
According to a high-ranking campaign source, several campaigns have requested getting veto power over who moderates the debates.
