Sentence examples for some sort of referendum from inspiring English sources

He has promised some sort of referendum.

2. Virginia governor race is some sort of referendum on Obamacare.

A number of analyses have nevertheless suggested that the upcoming elections are some sort of a "referendum" on the KMT's China policy and that the expected defeat of the incumbent party is a sign that such a policy has failed.

Moderates on both sides now recognise that pushing for some sort of vote, be it a referendum or fresh election, is the best course.

There are lots of rational reasons for Mr Cameron to fear any sort of referendum pledge.

There are many rational reasons for Cameron to fear any sort of referendum pledge.

Mr. Navalny made the election a sort of referendum on Mr. Putin.

"Ending the occupation of our land is not and cannot be dependent on any sort of referendum," he added.

In a discussion of the impeachment that ensued, Mr. Clinton was asked if the outcome was a sort of "referendum on the nature, morality or character" of America.

The Port Authority actually held a sort of referendum, in which Hudson River beat George Washington, but the P.A. commissioners went ahead and named it what they had wanted to name it all along.

Indeed, these two later used their status as referendum-winners to host a meeting of the willing who had approved the original text, clearly feeling that winning a referendum gave them some sort of super-mandate.European political leaders have proved as guilty as ordinary voters in treating the referendum as a Rorschach test.