Sentence examples for expected referendum from inspiring English sources

Wading into the EU referendum debate, the MPC blamed a near 10% fall in sterling since mid-November on uncertainty surrounding the expected referendum vote on 23 June.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — President Bashar al-Assad moved up an expected referendum on a new constitution establishing a multiparty system by more than a month, to Feb. 26, state-run Syrian news media said Wednesday, as security forces widened operations against government opponents.

The ERG published a paper, The Euro: bad for business, written by Reckless, and Hannan organised two conferences on the subject before helping to establish Business for Sterling, a single-issue pressure group to fight what was, at the time, a widely expected referendum.

Cruddas said he expected the referendum to galvanise the British public.

I would like to address the concerns raised in the letter regarding the Pleasantville schools' expected building referendum.

We expected the referendum to go the same way, despite warnings that the public have had enough of experts.

But if anyone had expected the referendum might mark that very Greek concept of catharsis – a cleansing and purging of the emotions – it was far from the case.

Hugo Brady, a senior research fellow at the Center for European Reform in London, said he expected the referendum to be closer than the polls showed.

As a teacher in Pleasantville for 17 years, I would like to clarify some misconceptions regarding the Pleasantville schools' expected building referendum this June.

Other obstacles to the treaty's passage include some Irish opposition ahead of an expected new referendum, a court challenge in Germany and reluctance by Lech Kaczynski, the president of Poland, to sign the document.

And that reform, it had been thought, was well under way: a parliamentary commission, known as the bicamerale, had been working on it for more than a year, agreement had been reached on a draft of the proposed changes, and parliament had begun voting on them (with, it was expected, a referendum to follow).