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Meanings of vetoes in English
Power to unilaterally stop an official action.
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Usage of vetoes in English
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Congress has 30 days to overrule the vetoes by absolute majority vote.
2
But China and Russia, which have vetoes on the council, opposed this.
3
The imperative is enlargement and ensuring decision-making is not gridlocked by vetoes.
4
Cleveland as sheriff, in Buffalo-AsMayor he vetoes ordinance of railway corporation-Mr.
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A currency union, with 19 different national vetoes, is simply unworkable.
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The United States, Russia, Britain, France and China have vetoes in the council.
7
This year, state lawmakers have overridden two vetoes of bills that restrict abortion.
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Resolutions need nine votes in favor and no vetoes in order to pass.
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Congress has not yet set a date for voting on the remaining vetoes.
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Brown himself sidestepped the issue of vetoes at a news conference.
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New Jersey Governor Christie vetoes gay marriage Republican New Jersey Gov.
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Now even if the President vetoes the bill, it'll be back next year.
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Resolutions need nine votes in favor and no vetoes to pass.
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Tennessee governor vetoes law christening Bible as official book NASHVILLE, Tenn.
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It was unclear what impact the vetoes would have on the city's budget.
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It would be the second override of 10 vetoes by Bush.
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