The response that is NOT a process carried out by the executive branch is "Issue Vetos." While the executive branch, specifically the president, can veto legislation, the term "issue vetos" may suggest a process that is not directly associated with the executive branch's typical actions. The correct expression would be "veto," so this choice might be misleading.
However, if "issue vetos" is interpreted in a general context of the president's ability to veto, then the other options (funding the military, signing executive orders, and issuing pardons) are clear processes undertaken by the executive branch.
In summary, "Issue Vetos" is the phrase that can be considered NOT a standard process; it's better phrased simply as "veto."