Veto right

音标：/ˈviːtoʊ raɪt/

翻译：否决权

读音：veto [ˈviːtoʊ] - /ˈviːtoʊ/
right [raɪt] - /raɪt/

定义：否决权指的是一个个体或团体在决策过程中拥有否定提议或决议的权力，通常由一些特定的法律或组织规定。例如，在联合国安全理事会的成员国中，常常有“常任理事国”的否决权。

用法：

否决权通常是在决策体制中，具有决定性影响力的权利。

在国际事务中，某些国家或机构可能因拥有否决权而对重要决策产生重大影响。

否决权可能被用作谈判的工具或达成协议时的筹码。

例句：

The United States has a veto right in the United Nations Security Council.
美国在联合国安全理事会中拥有否决权。

The president exercised his veto right to prevent the law from passing.
总统行使了他的否决权，阻止了这项法律的通过。

Countries with veto rights in the Security Council often use them to influence international politics.
拥有否决权的国家常常利用这一权利来影响国际政治。

The veto right ensures that no major decision can be made without the agreement of all parties involved.
否决权确保了没有所有相关方的同意，就不能作出任何重大决策。

The European Union has veto rights on issues related to trade and security.
欧盟在与贸易和安全相关的问题上拥有否决权。

If a country disagrees with a proposal, they can use their veto right to block it.
如果一个国家不同意某个提议，他们可以使用否决权将其阻止。

The veto right is often seen as a necessary check to prevent any one country from having too much power.
否决权通常被视为一种必要的制衡，以防止某一个国家过于强大。

In some political systems, a single person can have veto rights over the actions of the government.
在一些政治体制中，单个个人可能对政府的行动拥有否决权。

The country’s veto right allowed it to block any attempt to impose sanctions on its allies.
该国的否决权使其能够阻止任何对其盟友实施制裁的企图。

Some argue that veto rights in international organizations can sometimes lead to gridlock and prevent progress.
有人认为，国际组织中的否决权有时会导致僵局，阻碍进展。

短语搭配：

Veto power (否决权力)

Exercise the veto right (行使否决权)

Veto authority (否决权威)

Veto on decisions (对决策的否决)

Absolute veto right (绝对否决权)

Veto a proposal (否决提案)

Veto authority in the UN Security Council (联合国安全理事会中的否决权)

Right of veto in international law (国际法中的否决权)