Sentences with phrase «vote leave response»

The Vote Leave response saw them brand the group «a paid - up propaganda arm of the European Commission».

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Shares in Henkel were 0.6 percent lower at 1045 GMT, making them the top performers on Germany's blue - chip DAX index, which was down 7.1 percent in response to Britain's vote to leave the European Union.

The Dow Jones industrial average plummeted 611 points, or about 3.4 %, on Friday as global stock, currency and other markets convulsed in response to Britain's surprising vote to leave the European Union.

Responses revealed a public that wanted to have its say over the terms of Britain's engagement with the EU far more than wanting to vote to leave.

In response, a Vote Leave spokesman said: «Gordon Brown was in a government that gave away part of our rebate and opened our borders across the EU.

Having presented themselves as a centre - left party since at least the mid-1990s, it was wrenching in the extreme for the Lib Dems to suddenly join a centre - right coalition, and clearly, their base vote evaporated in response.

Clinton's campaign is out with a new ad slamming Trump's response to Britain's historic vote to leave the European Union.

The very incarnation of what made people vote Leave in the first place,» tweeted d'Ancona in response to his colleague's scoop.

In response staff said they «found no evidence that Darren Grimes and Vote Leave worked together in a way that broke the law... based upon what you have told us, we are content that there is nothing in the information you have provided below that needs us to re-consider this decision.»

In response to a question from the audience asking Quinn what she was doing to move the process on paid sick leave along, former city Councilman Sal Albanese, one of several candidates to call for a vote on the bill, accused her of «quelling debate.»

In response to MacKay - I agree with all the sentiments expressed - Corbyn is in an invidious position - facing two byelections in locations voting to leave.

Ghose noted a generally negative response to establishment figures with 29 % of voters saying David Cameron (a Remain supporter) made them more likely to vote leave whilst only 14 % said he made them want to vote remain.

A surge in the U.S. dollar in response to a «leave» vote would likely be the biggest effect on Canada, but it wouldn't be the only one.

In response, one of the two Downing Street advisers, Stephen Parkinson, said that Vote Leave had adhered to all relevant laws.