Article: VLADIMIR PUTIN VETOES A NEW LAW "ON INSOLVENCY(BUNKRUPTCY)" ADOPTED BY THE STATE DUMA ANDTHE FEDERATION COUNCIL

Article: Putin vetoes bill on joint-stock companies.
Russia & CIS Business and Financial Newswire;  January 13, 2006 ;     416 words ...Putin vetoes bill on joint-stock companies MOSCOW. Jan 13 (Interfax) - Russian President Vladimir Putin has vetoed amendments invalidating ...

Article: Putin vetoes terror coverage law
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;  November 26, 2002 ;     359 words ...Putin vetoes terror coverage law From Journal Sentinel wire reports Tuesday, November 26, 2002 Moscow -- Russian President Vladimir Putin ...

Article: RUSSIA - Nov. 25 - Putin Vetoes Measures To ...
APS Diplomat Recorder;  November 30, 2002 ;     700+ words ...Pres. Putin vetoes legislation that would have sharply reduced the ability of news organisations to report on counter-terrorism operations and rebel ...

Article: PUTIN VETOES MEDIA-LAW AMENDMENTS...
Info-Prod Research (Middle East);  November 27, 2002 ;     370 words ...President Vladimir Putin on 25 November invited the heads of Russia's leading media corporations who had earlier appealed to him to veto proposed amendments to the law on the mass media that would have regulated coverage of antiterrorism operations and informed them that he had granted their

Article: Putin vetoes restrict media amendments, media ...
AP Worldstream;  November 25, 2002 ;     197 words ...00-00-0000 Dateline: MOSCOW Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday vetoed amendments that would have sharply reduced the media's ability to report on counterterrorism operations and rebel activities, Russian news agencies reported. The Interfax and ITAR-Tass news agencies said that Putin had

Article: Putin vetoes restrictive media amendments
AP Worldstream;  November 25, 2002 ;     569 words ...00-00-0000 Dateline: MOSCOW Russian President Vladimir Putin vetoed restrictive media amendments Monday that would have sharply reduced media ability to report on counterterrorism operations and rebel activities. The amendments would have prohibited the news media from reporting any information

Article: Putin Vetoes Media Reporting Legislation
AP Online;  November 25, 2002 ;     668 words ...00-00-0000 [image omitted] MOSCOW (AP) _ Russian President Vladimir Putin vetoed legislation Monday that would have sharply reduced the news media's ability to report on counterterrorism operations and rebel activities. The legislation _ amendments to the country's media laws _ would have