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veto

A legislative nyet

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We have submitted the draft of the veto message to the President, and as of today have not received yet the veto message.

Palace to veto parts of 2018 budget

Brown also intends to veto a bill that would allow psychologists to prescribe medications, and a bill re-establishing a task force to examine a lack of housing and employment for people leaving prison.

The vanishing veto

Another bill that fell to the governor's veto pen was Senate Bill 1444 by state Sen.

Emails show Abbott's vetoes ruffled feathers at the Capitol

One way this could be beneficial to the people is if the current members of the House rally behind the motion to override the presidential veto of the SSS pension hike, said Reyes.

House urged to override Aquino veto on SSS pension hike

More specifically, the presidential veto concerns changes to Article 14 which, according to Plevneliev, put at disadvantage Bulgarian expats only on account of their place of residence.

Bulgaria's Parliament Overrides Presidential Veto on Election Rules

The override attempt had been widely expected to fail since supporters of the hybrid expansion had voted for the budget bill after Hutchinson vowed to veto the defunding provision.

Arkansas Senate upholds governor on his Medicaid program

Regarding the issue whether this veto endangers the payment of pensions and salaries, Hajredini said that it is just another propaganda of VMRO-DPMNE like the one they used on the 24th of December 2012.

One veto, two interpretations

House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, said Republicans were ''not even close'' to giving up the fight and derided the veto as a ''national embarrassment.

Defying GOP, Obama vetoes the Keystone XL pipeline bill

The high stakes politics surrounding veto override attempts offer an ideal opportunity to study the president's influence in Congress.

Beyond pivotal politics: constituencies, electoral incentives, and veto override attempts in the house

En la conferencia de San Francisco de 1945 se acordo que los miembros permanentes del Consejo deberian tener poder o derecho de veto sobre todas las decisiones de fondo asumidas en dicha instancia.

Quitar candados a la ONU: en el 69 aniversario de su creacion

Nixon not only chose to veto the bill, he doubled-down in his veto message.

Missouri Gov. Nixon wins pro-abortion plaudits for vetoing bill to extend reflection period from 24 to 72 hours

Through the example of Ukraine, European Commissioner Jose Manuel Barroso showed us that the common European sense does not accept the power of the veto, analyzes Ivana Kostovska for Dnevnik, reminding that if the Greek party SYRIZA wins at the elections, it will have the right to veto all of EU's decisions.