Sentence examples for vetoing of from inspiring English sources

The vetoing of Springborg's article was the first time Galad has ever had editorial input in the English edition.

They want instead to convince Russia, whose vetoing of UN Security Council resolutions has emboldened the regime to carry on killing, to turn against Mr Assad.

In their darker moments, Tories wonder whether Mr Clegg's vetoing of changes to parliamentary boundaries – in retaliation for Tory MPs killing his House of Lords reforms — will make the difference between Mr Cameron keeping or losing the premiership in May.

Frank Crecco, 55, who works as a steamfitter, said Mr. Bloomberg's vetoing of a City Council bill that would have given some janitors and building workers raises left him aghast.

If the vetoing of candidates continues, "people will lose confidence in the system, and their participation will decrease," Mohammed Ali Abtahi, an adviser to President Khatami, told one newspaper this week.

Tory Eurosceptics accused the prime minister of annulling his vetoing of a revision of the Lisbon treaty last December, which prevented eurozone leaders from embedding the compact in the architecture of the EU.

But it is not demanding a veto of its own.

Mr. Steinberg expressed disappointment about the veto of his bill.

Gives press effective veto of "independent" members of regulator.

It then overrode Mr. Pataki's vetoes of the bills.

The Council would likely override his veto of the second.