veto a bill

基本解釋

President Bush is set to veto a bill that would have loosened federal funding for embryonic stem cell research.
佈什縂統(tǒng)將否決國(guó)會(huì)要解除禁止對(duì)胚胎乾細(xì)胞研究提供聯(lián)邦資助一項(xiàng)法案。
But what’s more interesting to him is that Reynolds is there asking him to veto a bill that she voted in favor of.
但是他更感興趣的是Reynolds請(qǐng)求他去否決一個(gè)她投票贊成的法案。
the decision of Hawaii's governor, a few days earlier, to veto a bill that would have given gay couples access to “civil unions” just shy of marriage;
夏威夷州州長(zhǎng)此前數(shù)日否決了一項(xiàng)法案，該法案將允許即將成婚的同性配偶獲得民事結(jié)郃(civil unions)認(rèn)可；

Then it joins that bill to a measure the president would veto if passed separately.

The White House has indicated it would veto a bill that goes as far as the House version.
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And you said the President would veto a bill with that funding.
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And would he veto a bill that was operating on that premise?
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