vetoed

For example, Bloomberg's plan to toll bridges into New York City that was vetoed by car-dependent Albany.

Kyoto was vetoed by Harry Stimson, the Secretary of War, who liked the place (and apparently had his honeymoon there).

The rider to build an new bridge to nowhere would get vetoed, and the rest of the bill would go through.

You haven't presented one instance where the old system failed?' He vetoed the bill.

Not saying don't just make sure your reasons won't get vetoed by the ISP.

If the GP couldn't get Go past the CTO, I strongly suspect that Haskell would also be vetoed.

To seed we it, picked a list of places and trimmed any that were vetoed by even a single person.

Scheartzenegger, he saw right through the ploy, and vetoed the bill.

And then some European parliament came in and vetoed it.

I vetoed that because it would require a second top-of-rack switch, and would have been too power dense for our current site design.

> Dawkins letter to his 10 year old daughter (already vetoed by the teacher - this one I felt compelled to get prior approval) Why would that get vetoed?

Is who vetoed that proposal public information?

Here's an e-mail exchange regarding the "why vetoed," in case you're curious.

She signed just before the noon deadline that would have pocket vetoed the legislation." Why did it sit on her desk for so long?

Most people don't know this, but it was PG who gave Alexis and Steve the idea to make something like reddit, and also gave them the tagline "the front page of the internet".[0] PG had vetoed their initial idea to create a food-delivery app and then called them back and asked them to come up with something new.