Sentences with phrase «brexit vote leading»

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The so - called populist movement — in which people feel they aren't being heard by their governments — has led Britain to vote to exit the E.U., or Brexit, while far - right political candidates in France and the Netherlands edge closer to winning their upcoming presidential elections.

Ahead of the Brexit vote, a Citi Global Economics research team led by Ebrahim Rahbari, Willem Buiter, and Tina M. Fordham expressed similar sentiments in a note:

Farage was one of the main figures who led the successful push for the UK's vote to leave the European Union, commonly known as «Brexit.»

We believe the Brexit vote will continue to be top of mind this week, as polls point to a marginal lead for those on the «leave» side.

Ed Perks: Rick touched on some factors to think about in terms of political uncertainty, but as I reflect on the Brexit implications and the unpredictability leading up to the vote, there was a fair amount of surprise.

In fact, the affirmative Brexit vote may lead to increased fiscal stimulus around the world, which could be the ingredient whose absence since the financial crisis has led to such a disappointing recovery.

Laura Jewell MW, head of Wine Australia UK, admitted that the Brexit vote last June had had an adverse effect on Australian wine sales to the UK during the second half of last year due to unfavourable exchange rates, leading to a slide in both volume and value sales.

The same anti-government, populist uprising that led to a «leave» vote in Brexit had catapulted Trump to victory in America.

Leading up to the Brexit vote, which took place in the Summer of 2016, the odds of «staying» reached -425.

In his highly - regarded account of the battle over Brexit, Sunday Times political editor Shipman details how Cummings led Vote Leave to success with a bloody - minded approach that riled some fellow Brexiteers.

First, Justice Secretary and leading Vote Leave advocate Michael Gove throws down a gauntlet, explaining how he believes Brexit negotiations could be conducted calmly and without crisis.

Prime Minister Theresa May has been very clear about adhering to 52 % of the electorate that voted for Brexit: she will lead the UK out of the EU.

Mrs May is leading the race to take over from Mr Cameron after he quit in the wake of the Brexit vote.

The leading Brexit campaigner and frontrunner to succeed Cameron as Tory leader claimed he was «sad» to hear of Cameron's decision to resign after the UK voted to leave the European Union.

As pro-EU campaigners seek to highlight the risks of Brexit with a «Better The Devil You Know» strategy, David Cameron has led from the front by calling an Out vote a «step into the dark» and the «gamble of the century».

She has also led the charge against «hard Brexit» and has even refused to say that she would definitely vote for May's «Great Repeal Bill».

He is unfit to lead his party and he is unelectable by an electorate that has just voted for Brexit.

Arguably this was what led to the Brexit vote outcome.

If the British vote for a Brexit, it will undoubtedly be based on an English majority, which will lead to a strong push for a new Scottish independence referendum (this time perhaps supported by the EU elite).

Others argued the turmoil in the Tory party, caused by the shock Brexit vote and leading to the possibility of a general election within months, had forced them to act, with further senior figures expected to resign on Monday.

June 27, 2016 • In the campaign leading up to the Brexit vote, economist Tim Harford played the role of independent fact checker.

Though the suggestion that a real Purge could ever happen still seems pretty ridiculous, between the hate - filled antics of Donald Trump and the calculated fear - mongering that led to the recent Brexit vote, the movie feels a lot closer to reality than previously imagined.

Weyman Bennett, the joint secretary of the Unite against Fascism campaign group, suggested the rise of racist attacks in schools is due to the EU referendum vote on June 23 last year, which led to Brexit.

It helps teachers and students talk about: 1) How the European Union works 2) The events that led to the referendum 3) Who can vote and how 4) The outcome: what happens if the UK votes to remain in the EU or leave the EU Keywords: EU Referendum, Politics, Democracy, Voting, Brexit, Leave, Remain, Labour, Conservative To read our EU Referendum Special, which includes articles, features, opinion pieces and a student vote, go to http://theday.co.uk/special/2016/eu-vote/

Through that lens, the Brexit vote isn't all that different from Russia invading Ukraine or the Greek debt crisis: it may lead to a short term disruption, but in a few weeks the market will realize this, will take some time to sort out and likely rebound in the event of a sell - off.

If Brexit faces a resounding defeat then the issue will go away for a while, but if the vote wins or loses narrowly — as polls suggest may happen — then it could lead to a referendum somewhere else in the EU.

A great example is the recent Brexit vote that will lead to the UK withdrawing from the European Union.

Maclean says of Spite Your Face: «With this film I set out to respond to significant changes in the political climate in the UK and abroad over the last 12 months - in particular the divisive campaigns in the lead up to the Brexit vote and the US Presidential election.

She also became the first woman to run a major evening sale in London since the 1990s when she led the first auction in the city after the Brexit vote.

White & Case has been advising clients on the vote for several months, having established a Brexit task force in October led by partners based in London, Berlin, Brussels, Paris and Geneva.

Perhaps the most important of the pro-Brexit organizations exposed in this breach, the UK Electoral Commission designated Vote Leave as the official organization for those campaigning in favor of Brexit in the lead - up to the 2016 referendum.

The Oxford researchers had previously reported that political chatbots had played a role in shaping the political landscape that led to Britain's «Brexit» vote.

Change Britain was set up by leading members of Vote Leave to campaign for a Brexit which takes back control of our laws, borders, money and trade.

A survey of the UK's leading 100 graduate recruiters — including Goldman Sachs, Unilever and BP — found many had downgraded their hiring plans after the Brexit referendum vote, with private sector organisations recruiting 10 % fewer graduates by the end of 2017.