Sentence examples for before referendum from inspiring English sources

But six days before referendum day he slumps across his desk in No 10.

The final Opinium/Observer poll before referendum day on Thursday puts both sides on 44%, with 10% saying they are undecided.

The polling expert Professor John Curtice said before the BBC debate, broadcast from the Kelvingrove art gallery and museum in Glasgow, that Salmond needed the BBC event to be a "game changer" with time before referendum day ebbing away.

"This market continues to mimic the pattern of the Scottish referendum, where historical confidence in the eventual 'no' vote slipped slightly 10 days before referendum day only to resettle in the week of the vote".

With little over 100 days to go before referendum day, all three main pro-UK parties have unveiled clear proposals for greater devolution all broadly in similar terrority: greater autonomy for Scotland over raising and spending income tax.

Coalition members will be subject to three-line whip to force the legislation for a referendum through, but they will be free to campaign against the reforms before referendum.

Total War first appeared in the 1990 story "America" (before the Referendum story).

Theresa May warned a private meeting of Goldman bankers about the dangers of Brexit a month before the referendum and before she became prime minister.

The two moves were seen as significant because the Electoral Commission had made clear that secondary legislation, which must be passed before the referendum can be held, should be introduced six months before the referendum.

That may change before a referendum.

"Sterling had been falling before the referendum".