vetoes (Meaning)

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vetoes (pl.)

of Veto

The president exercised his constitutional power and issued a series of vetoes to reject bills passed by the legislature.
Despite strong public support, the governor's vetoes thwarted key pieces of legislation aimed at environmental conservation.
The mayor faced criticism for her frequent vetoes, with some accusing her of hindering progress in the city.
The school board's vetoes on curriculum changes sparked protests from parents and educators seeking reform.
The CEO's vetoes of proposed projects led to tension within the company, as employees sought avenues for innovation.
The committee's vetoes on budget allocations created delays in crucial public infrastructure projects.
The diplomat threatened to use his country's vetoes to block any resolution that did not address their specific concerns.
The union members rallied against the company's vetoes on workplace safety measures, demanding better conditions.
The board of directors faced internal discord as some members disagreed with the CEO's frequent vetoes.
The legislative body overrode the president's vetoes with a two-thirds majority, signaling a rare moment of bipartisan unity.

of Veto

prohibitions, bans, edicts, interdictions,proscriptions, injunctions, interdicts, embargoes, warnings, protests

tolerances, sanctions, permissions, allowances, prescriptions, licenses, tolerances, allowances, authorizations, leaves

The president exercised his constitutional power and issued a series of vetoes to reject bills passed by the legislature.

Despite strong public support, the governor's vetoes thwarted key pieces of legislation aimed at environmental conservation.

The mayor faced criticism for her frequent vetoes, with some accusing her of hindering progress in the city.

The school board's vetoes on curriculum changes sparked protests from parents and educators seeking reform.