Duncan's tenure so far is
a referendum on how federal education policy is made, and the goals it serves.
I'd welcome the chance to frame school choice as a debate about whether Washington ought to be telling states and communities how to run their schools, and to turn the issue into
a referendum on how one feels about Trump.
The mid-terms are usually
a referendum on how the president has done so far in his term.
I arrived unfashionably early at the Excel Centre for the results «as they happened» from around the UK on
the referendum on how to elect MPs to Parliament.
It represents the ultimate
referendum on how much value your product has created for would - be users.
Not exact matches
The verdict, no matter
how it comes down, is going to be seen as a
referendum on Silicon Valley culture.
Schroepfer's responses
on several requests by the committee for historical samples of the
referendum ads AIQ had run amounted to «we'll see what we can do» — with the exec cautioning that he wasn't entirely sure
how much data might have been retained.
[53] Recent examples illustrate
how advertising tools
on social media have been exploited to spread disinformation during the 2016 U.S. presidential elections and the Brexit
referendum: «Russian Twitter Trolls Meddled in the Brexit Vote.
An opinion poll
on Sunday showed 47 per cent of likely voters saying they will back the treaty, 35 per cent saying they will vote No, and 18 per cent as undecided
how to vote in the May 31
referendum.
This data - gathering machinery can be used to shape who we vote for, or whether we vote at all, or
how we make choices
on big
referendums, such as whether Britain leaves the European Union.
Stephen Maher
on how the once serious Harper - era star became a provincial politician pitching an unserious
referendum in Alberta
How European markets might react to the possibility of «Brexit,» which is shorthand for «British exit from the European Union,» both in the run - up to the UK election and its aftermath, remains unclear, although given that UK assets suffered as the result of the
referendum on Scottish independence became less predictable such volatility could conceivably reoccur.
Even if you knew the news ahead of time — «Greeks Vote No
on Referendum» — you still have no way of knowing
how this news will be interpreted by the markets (tens of millions of people you've never met, all buying and selling for different reasons).
Therefore, a
referendum on same - sex marriage presented the perfect opportunity to show the Catholic Church as a teaching institution just
how thoroughly its teaching in sexual matters has been rejected, at least insofar as it was ever really known to begin with.
Prior to the
referendum, Archbishop Martin commented that he had «no affiliation with any group of No campaigners» and that he would not tell others
how to vote
on the issue.
Any one who follows me
on twitter will know
how passionate I have felt over the Irish Marriage Equality
Referendum.
The ugly is
how the entire ballot is a revisionist
referendum on the steroid era with absolutely no coherent voice.
Although the board approved holding a
referendum to raise the money, no decision has been made
on exactly
how large a tax increase would be requested from voters.
«With two
referendums on the same ballot, it's magnified twice, and voters have to figure out
how to navigate both things, which is sort of asking a lot of them,» Krupnikov added.
It's too late to place another
referendum question
on the November ballot, so the board has plenty of time to consider
how to proceed, he said.
Guaranteeing a division
on the issue is a long way from guaranteeing the
referendum itself, so it will be interesting to see
how many Tory hardliners kick up a fuss about that.
In the light of last night's vote in the House of Commons
on whether or not to hold a
referendum to ratify the Lisbon Treaty, Unlock Democracy is calling
on Parliament to decide new rules over whether legislation has constitutional implications or not and
how such decisions should be decided.
[1] A blog posted
on the day after the
referendum reinforces these findings, albeit in somewhat earthier tones: «
How old people have screwed over the younger generation — in three charts ``.
If you needed any reassurance
on that point, just look at
how much attention the current
referendum is getting elsewhere.
Amongst the plethora of books
on the EU
referendum and its consequences Tim Shipman's All Out War The Full Story of
How Brexit Sank Britain's Political Class (William Collins) is without doubt the best overall account with lessons for Prime Minister May and her close advisers.
Posted
on 30th November 2016 in
How Scotland should be governed, The Scottish independence
referendum, Elections, parties & leaders
For example, if Labour managed to get its act together, a big «if» I know, and they put an amendment to the voting reform bill designed to introduce AV +
on to a
referendum question rather than AV,
how will the Liberal Democrats vote?
Posted
on 18th September 2016 in
How Scotland should be governed, The Scottish independence
referendum
Without coming to agreement
on how to proceed, legislative leaders considered several legal options, including passing statutes to delay the implementation of Goodridge, a strategy outlined by Mary Ann Glendon of Harvard Law School, until a
referendum on a constitutional amendment could be held in November 2006.
Finally, while it is true that the British press has become notably more euro - sceptic since the 1990s, there are reasons to question
how much influence this section of the media will have
on the
referendum result.
Posted
on 3rd November 2014 in
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referendum, Elections, parties & leaders
Posted
on 6th October 2014 in
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referendum, Elections, parties & leaders
Miliband said: «As the person who helped write the manifesto I have always thought the
referendum is a good idea, since if you are making such a large constitutional change I don't see
how you can justify not having a
referendum...
on this issue I am pro-reform.
Posted
on 19th February 2016 in
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referendum, Elections, parties & leaders
The statement is the first confirmed indication of
how the governor planned to vote
on the convention
referendum, which is held every 20 years.
Given the stance of Theresa May
on allowing Scotland a second
referendum,
how could Scotland become independent?
The book is billed by publisher William Collins as the inside story of
how the
referendum on the European Union brought about Brexit «and sank Britain's political class».
Asked
how they'd vote in a
referendum on EU membership 40 % say they would vote to stay, 37 % say they would vote to leave.
Either way, recalling
how recently Miliband, Balls, Alexander et al forced the European ConstitutionLisbon Treaty
on the British people without the
referendum they had promised, I find it difficult to subscribe to the idea that they and their Labour colleagues are suddenly all now committed eurosceptics.
A Boehner aide familiar with his speech tells CNN that «he will focus
on the issue of jobs, and
how the November election will be a
referendum on President Obama and Washington Democrats» job - killing record.»
Labour leader Ed Miliband has said that the vote
on the Scottish
referendum was a «wake - up» call for the establishment
on how the country and the economy are run.
Tuesday's
referendum asked voters to increase
how much Utica is obligated to spend annually
on its roads, from $ 2 million to $ 5 million.
Tom Clark heads out
on the streets of Reading, one of multicultural Britain's economic success stories, to hear
how voters are approaching this week's
referendum.
The situation to - and - fros when you look at
how the British people would vote if a
referendum on membership were held today, but never with a significant majority voting to leave.
-LSB-...] stick to his pledge to offer a
referendum on the Lisbon treaty regardless of
how the Irish vote.
The crucial when and
how details
on the renegotiations — and the
referendum is dependent
on the Conservatives being in power after the next general election − will not begin for some time and he can focus
on the economy, the Maghreb terrorist threat, gay marriage and other issues requiring his attention.
The author and columnist has made no secret of her support for Britain remaining in the EU and wrote in the Mail
on Sunday about
how her children cried after the
referendum result.
Salmond also revealed
how he has gone back
on the same weight - loss regime he employed during the Scottish
referendum as he prepares for his one - man show at the Edinburgh Fringe.
Given this gloomy scenario, new thinking is urgently required about
how to secure a good majority in the June
referendum, one that does not leave the bitter aftertaste and sense of betrayal which has occurred in Scotland since the 2014
referendum on independence.
Jeremy Corbyn's close ally Cat Smith recently told TP
how she hopes that «the Labour party can really gel together» for the impending
referendum on the European Union.