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Meanings of veto power in English
Power to unilaterally stop an official action.
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Usage of veto power in English
1
Either house could reject the resolution, and the president has veto power.
2
China holds veto power as a permanent member of the security council.
3
And this includes the swift and certain use of the veto power.
4
The president has veto power over legislation, appoints state functionaries and names judges.
5
I think the problem is with the Security Council and its veto power.
6
That decision robbed the pro-democracy camp of its veto power over major legislation.
7
I think your idea of giving her veto power is a good one.
8
China could have used its veto power as a permanent member.
9
You may think of the tasp as an absolute veto power.
10
Due to Russia's veto power, the Security Council has been deadlocked over Georgia.
11
The Emperor has the veto power over any act of theirs.
12
As in most states, the Texas constitution gives the governor broad veto power.
13
Is it right that the President should hold the veto power?
14
Clinton used his newfound veto power to tinker with bills 82 times last year.
15
Do they have veto power on expansion plans? said Doyle.
16
The fact that you gave birth to him doesn't give you final veto power.
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