One such problem is Wall Street s implicit veto over the Fed.

They should have a right of veto.

The Kremlin continues its propaganda offensive against Georgia, and has vetoed prolonging the mandate for United Nations observers in Georgia and Abkhazia.

We remain concerned that Council action on some issues has not been possible because of the use of a single veto or a silent veto.

Some may claim that the veto power is rarely exercised nowadays. This may be true, but only in relation to the veto used in voting on draft resolutions.

There is no circumventing the veto.

As for the threat to use the veto or what is known as the covert veto, this is frequently resorted to during the drafting and formulation of draft resolutions.

Our preference is to limit the use of veto and to promote a veto free culture.

Fifthly, the framework within which the right of veto is used should be reviewed and defined.

The situation recalled what had happened during apartheid, when the United States, the United Kingdom and France exercised their right of veto to prevent economic sanctions being taken against South Africa.

Not to proceed would mean ceding to unacceptable threats and giving the right of veto over the peace process to an armed group that has rejected its commitment under the Paris Agreements.

We argued against the veto when the Charter was written, and we will not support its expansion today.

Nor is it practical or even desirable to do away with the veto.

Australia would prefer not to extend the veto to any new permanent member.

Such matters should not be subject to veto power.

If the parliament agrees on his proposals, the President must sign the bill.

And Syrian blogger Razan Ghazzawi concludes RedRazan Veto or not, Assad will be toppled by the great people of Syria.

Nonetheless, this does not preclude an independent royal decision to exercise a right of veto.

First, we fully support the recommendation of the Secretary General not to expand the veto power.

It also shared the view that the veto should be modified.

The evolution of the Security Council apos s collective security role has seen diminished recourse to the veto.

With regard to the veto power, Chile believes as a matter of principle that the veto is not a democratic mechanism.

The veto power, for instance, had been misused over the years and had prevented the Council from taking necessary decisions.

However, the present veto system should be maintained for some time to come.

Third, defining the framework of the exercise of veto power so that it may not be abused, either explicitly or implicitly.

America and the West claim that they cannot act significantly without a UN mandate, which Russia and China are denying them by vetoing anti Syrian resolutions in the Security Council.

Too often, permanent members have used the veto real or threatened to prevent effective action.

At the same time, the permanent members have a more than proportionate say through their veto.

Namibia reiterates its position that the veto power is outdated and undemocratic and should be abolished.

The bill as a whole was passed on May 17, 1871 and it was signed into law as the Common Schools Act of 1871.

The fact that the veto has been abused does not detract from its intended function.

More importantly, the right of veto, which was still subject to broad interpretation, should be properly defined.

Guarantees should be established so that the bitter experience of abuse of the veto was not repeated.

The person expressing the aforementioned opinion also emphasized that technical means must be used to assess the activity apos s potential for causing transboundary harm.

When the OECD proposed an agreement to restrict bank secrecy, the Bush administration vetoed that initiative, too.

Indeed, the five permanent members of the Security Council with the right of veto were also the declared nuclear weapon States.

In recent months, we have witnessed the negative consequences of the intention to impose a reform process through the pressure of a vote.

The permanent members did not succeed in imposing their viewpoint. To this day, the framework within which the veto power may be used has eluded definition.

Consensus would be an ideal situation but it should not become a paralysing tactic comparable to the veto.

We reaffirm the Russian Federation's unwavering position that any dilution of the status of the five current permanent members first and foremost, of the right of the veto is categorically unacceptable.

Moreover, full consideration should be given to limiting the scope of application of the veto and to requiring support by two members of the Council for any veto to take effect.

Indeed, he may not even object to ruining the EU s entire legislative engine by granting national parliaments a veto.

Prior to its approval by the IMF Board in December 2010, the reform, agreed at the G 20 Seoul Summit, had been hailed as a historic breakthrough. But history has stalled without approval by the US, which has an effective veto over major IMF decisions.

How else could one explain that Britain and France, but not Germany, Japan, or India, are permanent, veto wielding members?

She regretted that article 8 (j) of the Convention, which provided for the application of traditional knowledge with the approval and the involvement of the holders of the knowledge, failed to give them a right of veto.