Sentence examples for which was vetoed from inspiring English sources

Last year's bill, which was vetoed by Governor Rocke feller, has been revised some what.

All those bills were signed into law except the cigarette safety measure, which was vetoed.

It was called a "flagrant violation of international law" by a subsequent United Nations resolution, which was vetoed by the US.

Doing that seems to me to have been point of laws like Arizona's strangely controversial SB 1062, which was vetoed last week by Jan Brewer, Arizona's governor.

Indeed, the last bill to be rejected by a monarch was the Scottish Militia Bill of 1707, which was vetoed by Queen Anne.

The resolution, however, is likely to meet the same fate as an earlier US-led effort, which was vetoed by permanent security council members Russia and China.

Twice in the past five years Congress has passed partial birth abortion bans, which were vetoed by President Clinton.

The 22 reconciliation bills so far passed by Congress (three of which were vetoed by President Bill Clinton) have included all manner of budgetary and policy measures: deficit reductions and increases; social policy bills like welfare reform; major changes in Medicare and Medicaid; large tax cuts; and small adjustments in existing law.

Not mentioned are the millions of dollars of savings that the new governor can achieve by approving the releases of hundreds of prisoners that the Board of Prison Terms has recommended but which were vetoed by former Gov. Gray Davis.

There has been little appetite for a direct military intervention, and Russia and China, which are veto-wielding members and allies of the Syrian government, have objected to any resolution that they regard as an infringement on Syria's sovereignty.

Roos was not the only politician who voted for the bill, which passed both chambers and was vetoed by then-Gov.