Voorbeelden van vetoes

• Legislation and regulation may be subject to higher-order rules (for example, constitutional rules, presidential vetoes, and international law).

• Any of these vetoes would have raised the constitutional crisis to a higher level.

• The president incurs this cost whenever he vetoes a prime ministerial cabinet proposal.

• The first respect in which the agreement departs from consociational theory relates to group vetoes.

• Vetoes were, then, a powerful corrective to unacceptable congressional amendments.

• This pattern of institutional relations helps us to understand the use of presidential legislative resources such as vetoes and necessity and urgency decrees.

• If all took up the invitation, there would be a grand coalition, but the constitution provided for no group vetoes, no ethnic autonomy, and no other consociational features.

• Such a shared responsibility creates very different cooperative dynamics than in a situation where separate institutions endowed with their own institutional vetoes interact with each other.

• Indirect control is exercised by means of vetoes by recalcitrant private sector factions.

• Third, do gubernatorial vetoes or senate action offer an additional mechanism for rural and suburban forces to thwart the will of the cities?

• A different kind of evidence also makes it seem very unlikely that kinship vetoes or other customs created serious rigidities in the market for topsoil rights (or other land-use rights).

• By their nature, they require major institutional and legal changes and involve a much broader range of actors, which make them more vulnerable to vetoes, dilutions, delays and derailments.

• Vetoes need not be the only way of directing attention to important issues.

• One matter that may be discussed at the intergovernmental conference is the removal of national vetoes on tax matters.

• Vetoes cannot be allowed, in practice, on every subject on which people care to exercise them.