Sentence examples for a referendum on things from inspiring English sources

It would be rather strange to have a referendum on things you don't suppport.

The race has become a referendum on two things Montanans say they value: land and independence.

In this vanity byelection, it was a referendum on two things: the Tories' Brexit agenda and Goldsmith himself.

Fetterman, who did convene a group of residents to plan the community center, likes to say that he won the last election 2 to 1. "The election was a referendum on the things I've done," he said.

There is perhaps a world where those parents see the scandal at the side door as a referendum on how bad things have gotten at the front door.

But, he added, "the Euro-maniac Blair" would have to concede a referendum on "the wretched thing".

"We are basically having a referendum on every single thing that we do every day," he said.

"Social media is going to make it even more difficult to make long-term investments," the mayor (@mikebloomberg on Twitter) said, adding, "We are basically having a referendum on every single thing that we do every day".

Later, Mr. Bloomberg noted that long-term urban planning "requires leadership, and standing up, and saying, 'You know, you elected me, this is what we're going to do,' and not take a referendum on every single thing".

In Europe the vote means one thing - a referendum on Britain's membership to the EU.

While Britons now examine the domestic minutiae of the election result, here in mainland Europe the vote means one thing - a referendum on Britain's membership of the EU.