Sentence examples for bad referendum from inspiring English sources

It's not an accident that all sorts of old institutions – the Labour Party, the BBC – had a really bad referendum".

This was fine as long as things were going well — the higher the stock price, the richer everyone got — but, once things started to go bad, that market referendum started to look like a vote of no confidence.

This was fine as long as things were going well the higher the stock price, the richer everyone got but, once things started to go bad, that market referendum started to look like a vote of no confidence.

He's trying to steal the clothes and the votes of the anti-immigrant National Front with a truly bad idea: Holding referendums on the judicial treatment of foreigners.

They think a referendum is bad enough.

That doesn't mean that the polls will brush aside bad forecasts in this referendum.

Relations between the BBC's main political journalist and the nationalists became so bad during last year's referendum that he had a bodyguard.

With falling turnout the great unmentionable in modern politics (we managed 20% in our referendum, not bad compared with the 33% who voted locally in the mayoral poll), and disengagement reaching unprecedented levels, we desperately need some new ideas, and ways of convincing people that politics, in its broadest sense, matters.

The general view was that the referendum was bad enough, but now the politicians are shouting at each other all over again.

Truly, this may have been solely a referendum against bad behavior in Congress that is at a record low in approval ratings and former Representative Anthony Wiener.

"We need to remember that this fixture had a bad history, even before the referendum," explains Foulkes.