Sentence examples for referendum elections from inspiring English sources

Each time the political process reached a milestone — interim constitution, elections, proposed constitution, referendum, elections again — we embraced the progress but warned that without improved security, all this political development could come to naught.

If a city votes in favour in the referendum, elections for mayors would then happen on 15 November.

In Charlotte, in other words, Mr. Obama demonstrated that perhaps he could win a referendum election after all.

Even if Mr. Obama thinks he can win a referendum election — and he possibly can — he will need to engage his opponent and show some fighting spirit.

PhD candidate in Political Science, Bozcaga, and Associate Professor of Political Science Christia offer their analysis of what influence pre-election rallies had on the outcomes of the recent referendum election in Turkey.

With the Brexit referendum, election of Donald Trump, and the continued stasis at the World Trade Organization (WTO), the liberal, rules-based trading order is facing considerable pressure for business and policymakers.

The media dwelled for weeks on the Romney campaign's dilemma as to whether this could be a referendum election or a choice election.

Even Democrats know that the Republican majority is strengthening as more Democrats throw in the towel in order to avoid facing a referendum election on their job-destroying policies".

Although the opposition thought it already had the necessary 2.4 million signatures needed for the referendum, election authorities ruled in March that hundreds of thousands of signatures were flawed.

But when Alan Stock, the Cinemark chief executive, gave $9,999 before last year's referendum election in support of stripping gay couples of the right to wed, the claws came out.

The Constitution of West Virginia and certain West Virginia statutes provide that political subdivisions of the State may not incur bonded indebtedness or increase tax rates beyond those established by the Constitution without the approval of 60% of the voters in a referendum election.