Sentence examples for referendum at all from inspiring English sources

It was not, in fact, a referendum at all.

He said: "I'm not saying no to a referendum at all.

"Then, it didn't even play any role in the referendum at all.

In an interview with The IoS, Mr Balls said: "I'm not going to say no to a referendum at all".

An important question in all this is why Democrats should have to fear a referendum at all.

So much so, indeed, that it makes one wonder why Mr Cameron ever called this referendum at all.

Even a narrowly written bill could still irk Beijing's leaders, by establishing a precedent for holding any referendums at all on what Beijing regards as Chinese soil.

OUSU will decide whether to hold a referendum at a meeting this week.

Salmond should be able to call a referendum at a time of his choosing.

Li was asked about the referendum at a joint press conference with David Cameron in Westminster.

Moving to the alternative vote system might be an improvement but it is a baby step, hardly worth having a referendum over at all.