Sentence examples for referendum share from inspiring English sources

Taking aim at the likes of the Conservatives, who shared a platform with Labour in the Better Together campaign to keep the Union, he said those who voted "Yes" in September's referendum share far more in common with Labour than some of the political leaders who campaigned for the eventual "No" outcome.

Ms Lamont was a key figure in the pro-Union Better Together movement during the Scottish independence referendum campaign, sharing a platform with the Scottish Conservatives and Lib Dems.

Ukip, which had been hoping to do well in an area that voted heavily to leave the European Union in the referendum, saw its share slip by more than two percentage points, to 13.5%.

They may have voted differently in the referendum but they share these economic worries.

The graph below shows the relationship between the Yes vote in the referendum and the share of the vote won by Renzi's party in the 2013 general elections.

Following the referendum result, banking shares fell 20% and volatility in sterling against the dollar hit its highest level in postwar history, the Bank said.

The anxiety that Miller felt after the referendum result was shared by many – but most people did not summon their lawyers and launch a high-profile court case.

But Soubry admits that, because she voted for the Referendum Act, she shares some of the blame for the constitutional fiasco we now find ourselves in.

The emotional heart will leave Scotland [if Scottish brands relocate]." Concerns about the the impact of a yes vote in next Thursday's referendum are also shared by Isba, the UK advertisers' trade body.

Banks and Wigmore again turn the tables on the committee, arguing that the partnership still isn't off the ground, and that the only reason anyone has begun reporting it is that Brittany Kaiser told the committee previously that they had shared referendum data with Big Data Dolphins, "based on hearsay".

The answers can be seen as a referendum on how shares were perceived by a full range of middle class workers.