Sentence examples for referendum check from inspiring English sources
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It made the voters wonder what they were getting for their £350m a week (or £136m as the Guardian's referendum reality check calculated).
He flagged up, in passing, what he described as "the raft of investments in the UK" since the Brexit referendum — name-checking Softbank, Nissan, Google and Apple, "among others".
While the country is in limbo, we have to work out a way of keeping our referendum fever in check.
If you missed the referendum debate from Edinburgh, check it out on BBC iPlayer.
Campaigners have become more effective in pushing for gun-control measures, particularly at the local and state level: in Washington State last year, a referendum to expand background checks got almost sixty per cent of the vote.
In California, voters approved a multi-pronged referendum that requires background checks for ammunition purchases and bans on ammunition magazines that hold more than 10 rounds, adds penalties for not reporting lost or stolen guns, and enables law enforcement to confiscate guns from convicted felons.
As a result, Webster said a referendum approach to background checks could be very successful.
Furthermore, a new constitution narrowly approved in a referendum in August strengthens the checks and balances against an over-mighty executive.
His first coalition is with the Labour Party in Scotland, the recovery of which he reluctantly needs to check the post-referendum advance of the Scottish National Party.
The right-wing Swiss People's Party is now pushing for a referendum on immigration, which could re-establish checks at Swiss borders with European Union countries for the first time in five years.
