Sentence examples for given a veto from inspiring English sources

The committees were not given a veto.

This would simply have given a veto to the bombers, as it has in Israel.

They weren't given a veto over content, but perhaps they didn't need one.

It should also insist, however, that the Houthis and Iran not be given a veto over peace.

What if the judges had been given a veto over some of the powers of the president of the NJO, as the Venice Commission argued that they should?

Mr Osborne's intervention came after Euro-sceptic backbenchers shattered the Tory truce on Europe with a call for Parliament to be given a veto over EU legislation.

One dare not give a veto to the extreme radical holding the pistol.

"I'll never give a veto to any country over our security," Mr. Kerry said.

I'll never give a veto to any country over our security.

We intimate no view on the constitutionality of a provision requiring unanimity or giving a veto power to a very small group.

"That effectively gives a veto to each of 51 council members," said a lawyer for one likely bidder.