diferencia entre vedar y vetar
explicar la diferencia de los usos de los verbos vetar y vedar
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vedar means: to ban
forbid something: to forbid something officially or legally so that it cannot be done, used, seen, or read
stop somebody from doing something: to forbid somebody from doing something or going somewhere
restrict rights in South Africa: during the apartheid era in South Africa, to punish somebody suspected of breaking the apartheid laws by preventing the person from moving around freely and having contact with other people
vetar means: to veto "I forbid"
It is usually used to stop the approval of a law or action...
right to reject legislation: the power of one branch of government to reject the legislation of another
exercise of right to reject measures: the exercise of the right to reject something, especially a political measure
prohibition: an order prohibiting something
