영어에서 The referendum 을 사용하는 예와 한국어로 번역
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Who supports the referendum?
The referendum result was clear.
We accept the referendum result.
The referendum results were very close.
Schedule 1 deals with the referendum.
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The referendum in Colombia: A missed opportunity.
David Cameron resigned after the Referendum.
Hence the referendum. You enjoyed an illustrious cricket career.
Politicians not accepting the referendum result have led to this.”.
Recall that the referendum passes if the quorum is reached;
We decided to promote this point because the government will not bother to advertise the referendum;
Chávez's decisive victory in the referendum dramatically weakened the opposition.
Helped' by his reformist advisers, the President has drawn some incorrect conclusions from the referendum.
Schedules 5 to 8 set out how the referendum and local/devolved assembly elections will be combined.
The Referendum on Independence in Bosnia-Herzegovina: February 29- March 1, 1992.
MSK Co-chairman of the"Donetsk People's Republic":the date of the referendum on sovereignty does not change.
The referendum results were a humiliating defeat for the government and a huge boost to the opposition.
Campaigners for a"No" vote countered that voters had been told before the referendum that failing to vote was as good as a"No.
He also warned the referendum could put the economy of the entire north-east region of Spain at risk.
In Quebec the election was seen as a prelude to the next Quebec election and the referendum on secession that was sure to follow.
In the run-up to the referendum, May, then the home secretary, stressed the economic benefits of EU membership.
Chief counting officer Mary Pitcaithly stated:"It is clear that the majority of people voting have voted No to the referendum question.
Because the referendum is not legally-binding, some politicians are suggesting a parliament vote before formally triggering Brexit.
But the party has seen its poll ratings slide since then, and has struggled to move out of Farage's shadow since the referendum.
Turning expert opinions and most opinion poll results on their heads, it turned out in the referendum that 52% of UK voters did indeed want out of the European Union(EU).
Nonetheless, it seems clear that these preparations were inadequate and- perhaps more to the point- that nobody really expected Leave to actually win the referendum.
During the referendum campaign, Corbyn steered Labour to adopt a‘critical Remain' position, resisting pressure to join the official campaign, Stronger In, led by David Cameron.