Примеры использования A veto на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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You never had a veto.
Such a veto was prohibited by international law.
Yeah, it's called a veto.
I will not hold a veto over your head.
Congress can try to overrule a veto.
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If there is a veto, the following procedures are possible.
Recently, however, the consensus has been distorted into a veto.
A veto can block a decision; it cannot make a decision.
In response, Obama has threatened to impose a veto on the draft budget.
It is unfortunate that a veto was once again exercised in the Security Council.
We believe that the consensus rule does not give any delegation a veto right.
It should not be used as a veto by any country or countries.
However, Canada does not approach the work of this Conference with a veto mentality.
However, a veto by the United States of America prevented the adoption of the resolution.
To see in this rule only an opportunity to cast a veto is to distort its spirit.
Legislators can override a veto with the support of two-thirds majority of both houses.
In that connection she wondered whether that country's position represented a veto.
From 1232 the vassals of the emperor had a veto over imperial legislative decisions.
However, I believe it is important to reiterate that consensus does not give any delegation a veto right.
We ask for at least two permanent members with a veto and five non-permanent seats.
Therefore, even a veto on this kind of amendment is subject both to restriction and to legal challenge.
The representative of Germany did not consider that a veto had been used by any delegation.
Asking permanent Security Council members to justify their actions might make it more difficult for them to cast a veto.
If they were to be given such a veto, he would prefer having no film coverage at all.
A veto should be exercised only when the question is of vital importance to the United Nations as a whole.
The Prime Minister is designated by the Queen of England and has a veto on decisions of the Parliament of Belize.
The threat of a veto on recent occasions has been utilized to stymie worthwhile initiatives of other members of the Security Council.
The creation of a new category of permanent members without a veto would lead to a more undemocratic Security Council.
The victors of the Second World War created a privileged club of their own composed of five permanent members,each wielding a veto.
Mr. Sorabjee also concluded that minorities should have a voice but not a veto concerning democratically adopted legislation.