Sentence examples for when he vetoed it from inspiring English sources

"When he vetoed it, I was raging.

Further, the overall Medicaid budget, as well as that for Medicare, was reduced under the bill, in cuts the president cited when he vetoed it.

When he vetoed it, it was not because of who he is, but because of who we are, we the members of a climate movement that organized, educated, campaigned, blockaded and demonstrated for years, building a powerful movement.

Then, if Congress sends the president a bill extending the tax breaks for everybody, the nation will be on his side when he vetoes it.

Bush complained that Congress had blocked his domestic plans, but in fact his economic program was approved by Congress; he vetoed it when Congress added a tax hike on the wealthy.

This was made obvious when he vetoed the match-fixing bill on the grounds that it could be considered to be designed to save suspects caught up in a recent scandal.

When he vetoed the Republican-backed bill last month, Mr. Clinton said it would have benefited the wealthy while providing little relief to middle-income people.

Advocates credited Christie for changing course after facing pressure from Democratic sponsors and drug treatment organizations when he vetoed an earlier version of the bill in October over concerns that it would protect drug dealers.

"Naloxone does not truly save lives; it merely extends them until the next overdose," LePage wrote when he vetoed a 2016 effort by the state legislature to make Narcan available to all citizens.

That is a marked change from November, when he vetoed a spending bill that would have added more than $1 billion to the institute's budget, calling it fiscally irresponsible (ScienceNOW, 13 November 2007).

Gov. Jerry Brown of California dropped the ball on Sunday when he vetoed the Trust Act.