Sentences with phrase «aftermath of the referendum»

Therefore, the immediate aftermath of the referendum decision was dominated by turmoil in the financial markets and a major political crisis, which in my opinion, is still ongoing.

I have to admit that I have changed my mind on the best way forward since my first blog on the issue in the immediate aftermath of the referendum.

«You know... the result of the referendum, the immediate aftermath of the referendum, the confusion and bewilderment inside the Labour Party, the vote for no confidence [in Jeremy Corbyn] the emergence of Andrea Leadsom as a possible prime minister, the demise of Boris Johnson and Michael Gove in equal measure... and the England team being knocked out of the European Championships by Iceland.»

In the aftermath of the referendum, Tsipras decided to present the head of his finance minister as a symbol that the Greek government was serious about negotiating in good faith.

They are as angry and worried now as they were in the immediate aftermath of the referendum.

Scotland was still in the aftermath of the referendum, creating a higher turnout than in England of more focused, passionate and engaged voters.

In the aftermath of the referendum, folk in Scotland have been in a mindset which was focused upon the need for a clear Scottish voice.

In the aftermath of the referendum, what are the plausible and likely possible outcomes, if it's a yes, and if it's a no?

The sense of betrayal by David Cameron in the immediate aftermath of the referendum has not helped either.

An unnamed MP close to the Prime Minister downplayed the prospect of a reshuffle — which is expected to see some pro-Brexit campaigners handed promotions — taking place in the immediate aftermath of the referendum.

But anyway, despite May's current stance, we're really no better informed than we were in the aftermath of the referendum, and it will be a few years down the road (possibly with an additional transition period) before a new Brexit reality's nailed down properly.

With many years» experience in EU law, and her political and commercial awareness, Harini is also available to advise on both predictable and novel Brexit / EU law issues arising in the aftermath of the referendum vote.

Whatever the motives of those who initiated the litigation in the aftermath of the referendum vote last June, by the time it reached the Supreme Court, it was clear that it would achieve neither objective.