Sentences with phrase «so during the referendum»

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It is for all these reasons that Cameron has appeared so reticent during the referendum campaign.

Relations between the BBC's main political journalist and the nationalists became so bad during last year's referendum that he had a bodyguard.

Mr Grayling is expected to be given another Cabinet post — also as a reward for his behaviour during the referendum campaign so far.

In the said article, Professor Emmanuel Victor Dankwah, Chairman of the so called Constitution Review Implementation Committee, is reported to have addressed a forum in Kumasi where he explained that Ghanaians will answer questions on the death penalty during an upcoming referendum.

Just as Boris Johnson, an Old Etonian, led a revolt against «the elites» during the referendum campaign, so many online media organisations prosper by promising to reveal «what the media won't tell you».

«The Coalition Programme says that the Government will ensure that there will be no transfer of competence or power from the UK to the EU during this Parliament; and so there will be no such referendum during this Parliament.

After the 2015 election, this culminated in the suspension of collective cabinet responsibility during the referendum campaign, so that Eurosceptic ministers need not resign their posts, despite publicly contradicting everything that the PM and Chancellor were saying.

Local Lib Dems distributed a leaflet showing Hoey's face merged with Farage and distributed images of the pair celebrating on board the so - called Brexit flotilla during the EU referendum campaign.

This lack of consensus led Wilson to propose an «agreement to differ» so that government ministers could argue against European integration during the referendum campaign without having to resign.

Nick Clegg called on fellow electoral reformers to «get up, dust ourselves down and move on» as he and David Cameron, a partner in the coalition but an opponent during the campaign, absorbed the result of the referendum that had become so central to the government in its first year in office.