vetoing (Meaning)

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vetoing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Veto

The governor surprised many by vetoing the proposed tax reform bill despite widespread support.
The mayor faced public backlash after vetoing the city council's resolution to allocate funds for a new community center.
Despite the majority of board members supporting the motion, one director insisted on vetoing the proposal.
The committee faced challenges as members disagreed on key decisions, leading to frequent instances of vetoing.
The team captain risked alienating players by consistently vetoing suggested strategies from the coaching staff.
The president justified vetoing the trade agreement, citing concerns about its potential impact on national security.
The CEO faced criticism for vetoing multiple innovative projects, hindering the company's growth prospects.
The diplomat played a crucial role in vetoing resolutions that did not align with their country's foreign policy objectives.
Union members considered a strike after the company continued vetoing negotiations on wage increases.
The school principal received backlash from parents for vetoing the proposal to introduce a more comprehensive sex education program.

of Veto

killing, refusing,dismissing, disallowing, disapproving, shooting down, blackballing, negativing, nixing,downing

passing, allowing, passing, allowing, approving, ratifying,confirming, approving, admitting, admitting

The governor surprised many by vetoing the proposed tax reform bill despite widespread support.

The mayor faced public backlash after vetoing the city council's resolution to allocate funds for a new community center.

Despite the majority of board members supporting the motion, one director insisted on vetoing the proposal.

The committee faced challenges as members disagreed on key decisions, leading to frequent instances of vetoing.