Sentence examples for while vetoing from inspiring English sources

LOS ANGELES — Facing a deadline of midnight Sunday to take action on bills the California Legislature passed this session, Gov. Jerry Brown signed dozens of them over the weekend on issues ranging from health care to corporate taxation, while vetoing dozens more.

With "Trickster's Choice," it is Alanna's 16-year-old daughter, Aly, who generates the action, and suddenly Alanna is a problem, a critical mother who wishes Aly would make something of herself, while vetoing her well-founded desire to become a spy like her father.

Despite these facts, Christie protected tax cuts for millionaires while vetoing an increase in the minimum wage.

He also signed a bill setting a deadline for Exide Technologies' battery recycling plant in Vernon to comply with hazardous-waste laws, while vetoing broader changes to the state's toxic substances regulator.

The basic premise is to blend the debt ceiling deal crafted in talks led by Vice President Joe Biden with the plan that McConnell proposed this week, which would give the president authority to raise the debt ceiling while vetoing corresponding cuts.

(Notably, that is a very similar pattern to what happened in Ohio last December, when Ohio Gov. John Kasich (R) signed a 20-week ban into law while vetoing a six-week ban, a move critics called "smoke and mirrors" and "backdoor politics," trying to appear moderate on abortion while pushing through regulation).

On Sunday, California's Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill into law ending the use of the Redskins team nickname and mascot, which many Native Americans find offensive, while also vetoing legislation that would prevent municipalities from putting Confederate flags or names on public properties.

While vetoes are difficult to override, and can be useful as a political lever, a president who rules by veto alone isn't really governing anymore.

Last week the charity Rarer Cancers Forum reported some areas almost invariably grant appeals and agree to pay for the drugs while others veto up to 100% of appeals.

While he vetoed identification-related voting provisions, he said he did so not on some philosophical basis but because of his concern that some particulars of the bills might have confused voters.

While McCrory vetoed the bill, he also announced an executive order to enforce the bill's requirement that the state's Department of Health and Human Services check welfare and food stamp applicants' criminal histories and possibly share that information with law enforcement in an effort to catch fugitives.