Примеры использования Can veto на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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But the corporal can veto.
He can veto any law.
Meaning he can veto you.
You can veto whatever you want.
One cannot ignore the opinion of Russia in the UN Security Council, it can veto any decision.
I can veto your decisions. Not on this.
A permanent member of the Security Council can veto a proposal to amend the Charter.
You can veto their hiring decisions. You can't veto a nonfinancial side agreement in a partnership contract.
However, if the President disapproves, he can veto the bill by refusing to sign it.
The president has limited powers, butis head of the armed forces and can veto new laws.
The finance minister is the only cabinet minister who can veto a decision of the government if it would lead to additional expenditure.
The President does not have the right to dissolve the Milli Mejlis, but can veto its decisions.
In the YourOnlineChoices preference management system, you can veto usage-based online advertising from individual or all companies.
The President can veto any bill passed by Congress, and, unless two thirds in each house vote to override the veto, the bill does not become law.
During a period of six months following that Council session, Harmonized System contracting parties can veto any of the proposed amendments.
What is unique about Protocol Governance is that the Core Developers can veto such proposals if they are technically impossible, or logistics dictate an order of implementation different that that voted on in the proposal.
The United States, which controls 17 percent of the votes- a privilege granted the superpower after the conclusion of World War II- can veto any decision, even if all other members of the Fund have approved it.
The United States, which controls 17 percent of the votes- a privilege granted the superpower after the conclusion of World War II- can veto any decision, even if all other members of the Fund have approved it. The institution, burdened by an oversized bureaucracy, decided to sell off 403.3 tons of gold, to function"more efficiently".
On the down side, Observers may be restricted from certain agenda items(Rule of Procedure 33(b))(although this practice has been used less in recent years);Members can veto the right of an Observer to address the meeting, and the practice of informal negotiation of CMs appears to be exclusive of Observers.
We are also aware that, as several colleagues have mentioned,any permanent member of the Security Council can veto a resolution proposing coercive action against a given State to protect local populations from the four mass atrocities.
Technically, I could veto.
The ability of the Palestinians to improve the existing water and sanitation infrastructure was controlled by the Joint Water Committee,in which Israel could veto any proposal.
This was a serious obstacle to the effective updating of ATP,since any country could veto any amendment adopted by the Working Party.
The governor could veto any action of the council, but London had also given Carleton instructions that all of his actions required the approval of the council.
The Senate's powers over financial bills were more restricted: it could veto them in their entirety, but could not amend them.
However, the Diet could veto the annual budget, if no budget was approved the budget of the previous year continued in force.
Two aspects of the system were quite striking:the President of the Republic could veto Supreme Court decisions and, according to the Bar Association, a mere 0.001 per cent of court cases resulted in acquittals.
States that sponsored a resolution, moreover, tended to confer primarily with States that could veto their draft resolution, giving the E-10 less voice in the process.
Moreover, how could aggression on the part of one of the permanent members of the Security Council be referred to the Court if that member could veto such a referral?
It was impossible for the CSO to effectively carry out strategic planning with the MoF having such a strong position,rooted in tradition as well as in formal decision-making rules the MoF could veto the budget.