What is the presidents power to veto an act of Congress is an example of?

Answer 1

checks and balances

Answer 2

check and balances, which As you can see, the congress has the power to make law, but the president may veto any act of Congress. In its turn, Congress can override a presidential veto by a two-third vote in each house.

Answer 3

The checks and balances between the branches of power. The president can limit Congress' efforts by striking down would be legislature (though Congress can veto the president's veto by voting the bill through again) and Congress can punish the president for misdeads by removing him from office. In this way, Congress cannot pass a openly flawed and biased law while the President cannot do anything too harmful to the nation for fear of losing his job.

Answer 4

The system of checks and balances.

Answer 5

nonlegislative powers