Sentence examples for veto in question from inspiring English sources

"The veto in question was made in accordance with the veto authority afforded to every governor under the Texas Constitution," she said.

And that opposition has often been remarkably effective—Indiana quickly amended its law last year, and this year governors in both Georgia and South Dakota (which also passed a bathroom law) vetoed the bills in question, in an implicit acknowledgment that their states couldn't afford to alienate major employers.

An alternative writ was issued, and respondent, Secretary of State, alleged in his return that the bill in question had been vetoed by the Governor and hence had not become a valid law of the state.

McCain said he'd veto the bill if he were president, a threat that loses some of its wow quotient when the bill in question just passed both chambers by veto-proof majorities.

Therefore, a crown-cardinal did not announce the veto until the very last moment when the candidate in question seemed likely to get elected.

In addition, the lack of a veto power means that currently the most the Council can do is delay the passage of bills and prompt further parliamentary deliberation of the bills in question.

A decision to nominate Hagel, and thereby to deny these people the veto-power they demand in questions of defense and foreign policy, would indicate the president's refusal of the pledge of obedience they look to extort from him before his second term begins.

Now, that could be a useful referendum question: nuclear subs and a veto in a meeting, or £100bn devoted to wiping out the austerity squeeze?

After 1880, the question about ministers faded into the background; instead the disagreement centered around the King's right to a veto in constitutional cases.

Other than over the question of money for Iraq, a statement on the spending measure put out by the administration did not threaten a veto in relation.

This last veto in particular is leaving progressives baffled.