Sentence examples for veto a plan from inspiring English sources

In March, the governor had decided to veto a plan that would have expanded Medicaid coverage to 150,000 more Kansans — including herself.

Fears are growing that, later this year, America's regulators will veto a plan by the International Accounting Standards Committee (IASC), which met this week in London, to promote a single worldwide set of standards.

That procedure appears to call for Beijing's assent only at the end of the political process here, which might make it hard for Beijing to veto a plan with broad support in Hong Kong.

As governor, he will have the power to veto a plan submitted by the Republican legislature if he believes the makeup of the new districts is unduly partisan.

"This was a decision that was made by Kathleen Sebelius". Sebelius rattled women's health advocates on Wednesday when, in an unprecedented move, she invoked her authority to veto a plan by the Food and Drug Administration to make Plan B One Step, commonly referred to as the morning-after pill, available over the counter without age restrictions.

A move to veto a plan to temporarily raise NOx emission limits for diesel cars was rejected by MEPs on Wednesday, after the EU Commission promised a review clause and tabled a long-term legislative proposal to revamp the EU car approval regime.

The governor threatened to veto a planned $7.5 million for the Public Integrity Unit over the next two years unless she agreed to resign.

Evidently through carelessness, Beauregard's battle report was leaked to a hostile newspaper, which suggested that Davis had vetoed a plan that would have captured Washington.

More swingeing job cuts are likely.Corus may lay off some 3,000 workers in Britain, after the Dutch arm of the Anglo-Dutch steelmaker vetoed a plan to sell its aluminium division to France's Pechiney for euro750m ($827m).

As the governor-elect, Mr. McGreevey vetoed a plan that had been formulated by his Republican predecessors to name Louis Freeh, the former director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and an expert on terrorism, as head of the office of homeland security.

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.