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Congress overruled Johnson's veto.
What else can I help you with?
Why did many leaders insist The Bill of Rights be added to the constitution?
To protect individual rights in order to avoid any single power or entity within the government from having too much authority.
How do you avoid paying child support in Pennsyvanna?
You avoid it by not having children. If you have a child you are legally responsible for financially providing for the child, unless the child has been adopted (in which case your rights and obligations to the child cease to exist).
Why the container is closed by a lid?
They do not. Food items can be stored in containers which "click" shut. The important thing is to keep the container as air-tight as reasonably possible.
What is the danger zone you must avoid having food at?
You must avoid having food between 41° and 135°
What must you avoid to get pregnant?
avoid having sex without protection...
If during an investigation by a police officer you are read your rights are you being arrested?
Not always. Police officers often provide an advice of rights simply to avoid any possibility of having a statement invalidated later. In most cases you will know you are arrested when they put you in handcuffs.
Can a shareholder sue his or her corporation to enforce preemptive rights?
The corporate charter giving preemptive rights can be enforced in court, if necessary, and a corporation would normally try to avoid having to defend such an action at a delicate time, i.e., while wooing new investors.
How did congress feel about going to war with great Britain?
they wanted them to avoid war!
What did the authors of the constitutions want to avoid?
They wanted to avoid having political parties.
Why to have clean toilets?
To avoid having bacteria spreading around and to avoid spreading diseases
What was A goal of Great Britain at the end of the war was to?
avoid having the united states and european nations join against it APEX :)
What happens if the president chooses to reverse a law that has been passed?
The President may veto any bill that's presented to him as having passed both houses of Congress. Congress may override that veto, in which case the bill becomes law. The President may not "reverse" a law. However, the President might try to avoid enforcing the law.
