Sentence examples for losing veto from inspiring English sources
So Britain was already on its way to losing veto power in the European Union — even before Mr. Cameron's move last week gave it less of a voice in the debate.
We lost veto powers, funding of healthcare did not keep pace with our demands and our ability to change the situation has diminished.
He made it plain he had no authority to give up national sovereignty, and said: "The deal means stricter rules … those who join would lose veto rights and so on".
"The law provides that once the sponsor is no longer in control of the building, the co-op or condominium board has two years to bring an action seeking to void any sweetheart leases," Mr. Livingston said, adding that a sponsor is deemed to no longer be in control of a building when he has lost veto power over the affairs of the building or when he owns fewer than 25percentt of the units.
They have lost their veto.
Britain would lose its veto.What about democracy, MPs in Westminster might (justifiably) retort?
But if the government can create jobs, confidence becomes less important — and vested interests lose their veto power.
But under the plans favored by the governor, the Assembly and the Senate, prosecutors would lose that veto power.
Strathclyde will recommend later this month that the Lords lose their veto over delegated or secondary legislation – statutory instruments for putting through regulations.
Countries that have stood in the way of progress in the long-running Doha round of trade talks would lose their veto against liberalisation.In practice, however, both trade deals have a perilous journey ahead.
Other Lincoln Center executives who believe City Opera deserves a home on the campus suggest that, as a last resort, the redevelopment consortium might have to be reconstituted without the Met and that constituents could lose their veto power.
