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The justice secretary will be able to veto any new changes to sentencing guidelines proposed by an independent public body, the justice department has said.

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Foreign military and civilian forces will also be barred from other islands in the archipelago, with the UK retaining a power to veto any access to the islands.

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He has also blocked funding for Ukraine and has pledged to veto Ukrainian membership to the EU.

From BBC

He said that lawful protests that had happened in the town could never be a "veto" on how to apply planning rules.

From BBC

Google tells the BBC that it also partners with trusted local EU suppliers like T-Systems, granting them control over the encryption of client data, and giving customers "a technical veto over their data".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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