Sentence examples for more referendums from inspiring English sources

It also wants more referendums.

One much-touted answer is to hold more referendums.

The Swiss vote in more referendums than anybody else.

They don't yearn for yet more referendums on abortion, defence spending or going to war.

There are small points of overlap--both The Left and the Alternative, for example, want more referendums and direct demoracy.

Used conscientiously, as in Switzerland (which has held more referendums than all other countries put together), referendums are as pure a form of democracy as you can get.

ATLANTA — There will always be one more reckoning, or one more referendum placed on the Boise State football program.

Some skittish members would rather take the term-limits issue to the voters in yet one more referendum.

Indeed, the first Cameron government introduced a deliberate skew into local finances, forcing councils to stage a "would you like to pay more?" referendum if they want to raise council tax, an obligation unmatched by any comparable duty where the choice is for deep service cuts.

Two more referenda on new reactors in other parts of Switzerland were due soon, and Mrs Leuthard knew that after Fukushima, there was no chance of voter approval.

More generally, referendums can also support developments toward autonomy or even independence of regional "minority" populations.