Sentence examples for exit vote from inspiring English sources

"Alice herself has implied to me, very strongly, that an exit vote would see us sleepwalking to disaster".

A report from trade body Abta, due on 15 March, is widely expected to go into detail about the consequences of an exit vote.

May wanted to tackle the underlying concerns that led to the E.U. exit vote, rather than simply deal with its symptoms, it appeared.

Deutsche Bank also revealed that it is reviewing whether to move swathes of its 9,000 UK staff out of the country in the event of an exit vote.

This would mean Britain Stronger in Europe would be at a distinct financial and publicity advantage, though it could add to the anti-establishment allure of an exit vote.

He said an exit vote "will fire the starting gun on a race to the bottom: a Britain of low wages, unsafe workplaces and a bonfire of workers' rights".

Brexit has also raised the possibility of a domino effect of exit votes in Eurosceptic member states, something that threatens to have a negative impact on the euro.

Trump is promoting a "pro-exit" vote, so it will be interesting to see whether CNBC jumps on that bandwagon in the run-up to the Fed's June meeting.

SOURCE: Final exit poll results from interviews of randomly selected voters as they exited voting places across the country on Tuesday, Nov. 6.

See the strengths and weaknesses of each candidate according to final results from a statewide survey of South Carolinians as they exited voting places in Saturday's Republican primary.

And it's clear that that radical August afternoon in Washington remains his fondest political memory, even if the senator did make a quick exit to vote on a bill.