-
became the
basis of the Führerprinzip, the
concept that Hitler's word
overrode all
existing laws. Any acts that were
sanctioned by Hitler—even murder—thus...
- and
Johnson again vetoed it, but a two-thirds
majority in each
chamber overrode the veto to
allow it to
become law
without presidential signature. John...
- po****rly
known together as the "Bonus Act,"
which was
enacted after Congress overrode President Franklin D. Roosevelt's veto on
January 27, 1936.
Congress had...
-
internationalism in
order to
broaden their domestic appeal. In
April 1942,
Stalin overrode Stavka by
ordering the Soviets'
first serious counter-attack, an attempt...
-
Though the bill was
vetoed by
President Rutherford B. Hayes, the
Congress overrode Hayes's veto on
February 28, 1878, to
enact the law. The text of the act...
- of
money to be
spent on them,
which he
deemed excessive.
After Congress overrode his veto,
Nixon impounded the
funds he
deemed unjustifiable. In 1971, Nixon...
- from
March 3, 1845,
which became the
first bill p****ed
after Congress overrode a
presidential veto. The Act stated: "no
revenue cutter or
revenue steamer...
-
their benefits from
payments due in 1945 to
immediate cash when
Congress overrode the President's veto and p****ed the
Bonus Act in
January 1936. It pumped...
-
Reagan vetoed the
Civil Rights Restoration Act of 1987, but
Congress overrode his veto. He had
argued that the bill
unreasonably increased the federal...
-
Confederate nationalism was dead and that the
slaves were
truly free. They
overrode Johnson's
vetoes of
civil rights legislation, and the
House impeached him...
