Sentence examples for implement a referendum from inspiring English sources

After decades of war and bloodshed, the Sudanese government was set to plan and implement a referendum that might reshape the map of Africa and would certainly impact all the people of Sudan, North and South.

The CPA was implemented, a referendum was conducted, independence was declared, and now we are in a transition.

Greece is being asked to implement a tougher programme that was rejected in a referendum a fortnight ago, and it is hard to know if the political will exists to make the reforms happen.

He wrote: "We the undersigned call upon HM government to implement a rule that if the remain or leave vote is less than 60% based on a turnout less than 75%, there should be another referendum".

A new government, headed by a new prime minister, would not be under a political obligation to implement the referendum result – unless it had made this a manifesto commitment.

GOVERNMENTS meet in New York for the UN climate summit, Sierra Leone implements a curfew to combat Ebola and Europe's separatist movements take notes from Scotland's referendum.

Stockholm implemented a full-scale trial of congestion charging and introduced a permanent scheme following a positive referendum result.

During this period there were some significant developments: Stockholm implemented a full-scale trial of congestion charging and introduced a permanent scheme following a positive referendum result.

Districts have 10 years from the time of a referendum to implement approved projects.

She implemented an intervention order.

The assessment is characterized by an identical quasi-public good and information content in hypothetical and actual contexts; a genuine and consequential contingent choice survey implemented before the referendum was scheduled or announced; and hypothetical and actual responses representing a large proportion of a well-defined population.