Sentence examples for from referendum from inspiring English sources

There have been suggestions that voters in Scotland might be suffering from referendum fatigue, and might therefore be less likely to turn out and vote.

1 J. Grimes (Norfolk): Confused mass Hamish expresses as 'guddle' (anag. less as, & lit).. 2 D. F. Manley (Oxford): What emerges from referendum is – h'm – a shambolic mess (hidden).

He has bought himself a lot of goodwill and time to shape his approach for seeing out the campaign, rather than the once likely scenario of lurching from referendum to referendum as qualification tightened.

"Two years on from referendum day, we have the extraordinary spectacle of a commission recommending all of those radical changes that we predicted would follow a Yes vote, as well as the reserved powers model".

Ursula Halligan, the political editor of national television station TV3, asked to be removed from referendum coverage last week after coming out as gay to her employers and telling them she couldn't possibly be objective about the outcome.

The Greek referendum differs in many ways from referenda held by Ireland and Iceland in recent years.

From "referenda are non-binding, parliament is sovereign" to "let's have another referendum!", they are wonderfully undogmatic about their dogma.

It was Lord Rooker who tabled the amendment removing from the referendum from the specific date of 5, instead calling for it to be before October 2011.

It didn't come from any figures from the referendum in 2016.

The protests also coincided with the first official announcement of results from the referendum in southern Sudan on its secession from the north.

The fallout from the referendum continues.