Sentence examples for through the referendum from inspiring English sources

Opponents are now challenging that law through the referendum on Nov. 6th.

If the 10% were agreed through the referendum the rise would come into effect in 2018.

The parliament elected in 2015, and from which he derives his authority, has through the referendum been overridden.

But Mr. Gallay said that going through the referendum process has one big advantage: people start thinking more about the issue.

"The poison entered the system through the referendum — can we draw it out through a referendum and never talk about it again?" he said.

The voters have spoken through the referendum, Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May has said, and the government was bound to respect their will.

"In terms of the timetable that we are working to that's through to the referendum in 2017.

The big question: will the president try to skate through to the referendum, which he is likely to win? Opposition groups announced a sit-in outside the palace to last all week and more big protests on Friday.

Despite heavy protests from most of the country, Sjöbo's municipal assembly decided in October 1987 to go through with the referendum in 1988.

The municipality's decision to go through with the referendum was met with even more criticism from the rest of the country.

The lack of any strategy for following through on the referendum results suggests that Johnson and his fellow Brexit advocates expected to send a strong signal of discontent with the EU via the vote, but perhaps not actually to win.