Sentence examples for if referendum from inspiring English sources

But if referendum results are to be accepted as legitimate, the contests have to be accepted as fair.

The organization believes that if Referendum 74 is passed, it will make marriage "genderless": For thousands of years, marriage between one man and one woman has proven to be the cornerstone of our society.

Ministers have consulted on reducing the number of people needed to trigger a referendum from 5%to2-42-4%and changexistingng rules that mean no referendum can be held for 10 years if referendum is lost.

(There will also be mayors in England's major cities, if referendums are won there).The Tories are keener on pushing power beyond government at any level to the community organisations and charities that make up civil society.

It was as if the referendum hadn't happened; it was as if they were still in shock.

And if the referendum is defeated?

If the referendum passes, that trend may quicken.

He has sworn to resign if the referendum fails.

If the referendum were to be lost, yesterday's speech will be largely irrelevant.

But if a referendum does not end this tradition, then dwindling turtle dove numbers might.

"If the referendum passes, we won't be happy," he said.