Sentence examples for intention to veto from inspiring English sources

"One country in particular has underlined its intention to veto any ultimatum 'no matter what the circumstances'," he declared.

President Bush's use of a photogenic baby to support his intention to veto stem cell research is confusing.

Bosnia's UN ambassador, Mirsada Colakovic, said Russia had informed council members on Tuesday morning of its intention to veto.

President Obama has signaled his intention to veto the bill, which is also opposed by Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nevada).

Almost unnoticed amid the post-Brexit hysteria, French president François Hollande announced his intention to veto TTIP, the free-trade treaty between the EU and the US.

Gov. Dirk Kempthorne restated his intention to veto a repeal of the state's term-limit law, even as a bill sponsored by fellow Republicans made its way through the Legislature.

President Bush responded by declaring his intentions to veto any bill that did not include the immunity measure; Congress, he said, must "grant liability protection to companies who are facing multi-billion-dollar lawsuits only because they are believed to have assisted in the efforts to defend our nation following the 9/11 attacks".

While President Clinton announced his intention today to veto the spending bill on other grounds, lawmakers and administration officials who opposed the Hollings provision said that it was a dead issue.

They should ask the White House to make a clear declaration of support for the 1966 Cuban Adjustment Act and the intention of the president to veto any bill that includes a revocation or amendment of the statute.

The group held demonstrations on Maui and Kauai and stated their intention to hold demonstrations to ask the governor to veto the legislation should the bill advance.

He even vowed to veto earmarks.