veto-proof

Example:The government passed a controversial policy with the intention of making it veto-proof.

Definition:A formal statement of policy that is intended to be veto-proof and extremely difficult to change.

Example:The new education bill was made veto-proof after decades of resistance from local education groups.

Definition:An instance where a measure or proposal is protected from being vetoed or overturned, securing a decisive majority.

Example:The ruling party included many veto-proof amendments in the proposed budget to ensure its passage.

Definition:A provision designed to prevent the amendment or modification of a policy or law that is already in place.