Every single member of the Polish parliament during the 17th and 18th century had an absolute veto ( ), meaning that decisions could often only be made with great difficulty.
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The court stopped short, however, of giving parents absolute veto power over who gets to visit their children and left unanswered many questions state courts face daily in visitation battles.
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Pasvolsky opposed an absolute veto by permanent members on all Security Council discussions and resolutions as giving these big states too much power, while Hull and the Soviets supported it.
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The difference between the suspensive veto and the absolute was simple : the absolute veto gave the king the power to stop any law for an indefinite period of time.
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Justice John Paul Stevens, at 79 the court's oldest member, asked several questions focusing on a parent's asserted " absolute veto " power over how often grandparents can see their grandchildren.
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The House of Deputies had the advantage because with an 80 percent majority it could override a veto of the House of Bishops until 1808 when both houses were given absolute vetos.
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So RBI governor absolute veto is no more there with this committee but when ever there is tie i . e 3 : 3, Then governor can use extra vote to brake tie.
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On the question of the royal veto, Mirabeau took a practical view and, seeing that the royal power was already considerably weakened, declared for the king's absolute veto and against the suspensive veto.
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The high court did not give parents absolute veto power over who gets to visit their children, disagreeing with part of a ruling by Washington's highest state court that appeared to do so.
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These limits would have been important in the minds of the Founders, given that in Britain the monarch retained an absolute veto ( though by this time the power had become a formality ).
