Examples of using Referendum in English and their translations into Czech
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None of us have been given any say, any referendum or any consultation whatsoever on whether we wish
I was not asking you a question about a hypothetical referendum, but about a referendum that is identical in every way to the one that was held for the people of Switzerland.
Shortly after President Chávez won a referendum making it possible for him to hold office for further terms,
The first debate will most certainly be devoted to examining the situation following the referendum on the Lisbon Treaty held last Thursday in Ireland.
Nobody questioned the European Union's symbols during the referendum campaigns that resulted in the non-ratification of the Constitution.
The British Government promised a referendum on this Treaty, yet now it is pretending that it is somehow different.
We all remember the outcome of the Nice Treaty referendum in that very EU-friendly country some 10 years ago.
The constitutional amendments adopted by referendum on 12 September created the conditions for progress in a number of areas such as the judiciary,
However, following the referendum in Venezuela, we should also like to have a resolution, during the December part-session, on the situation in that country.
Perhaps I could add to our referendum slogan your words in your concluding remarks when you said:'I care about Europe because Europe cares about me.
I remember that in June 1946… when there was the monarch/republic referendum… I was standing over there,
As we did in our referendum, we need to continue to communicate who and what we are.
we expect the Burmese authorities to invite international monitors to oversee the referendum.
He actively participated in the"NO" public campaign in the 2009 referendum over the approval of a new constitution.
If you believed in democracy, you would not just bulldoze aside those three referendum results.
then deviously promised to allow a referendum- but only if Ireland votes'no'again.
Surely it should be for the good people of Greece perhaps to have a referendum on whether they should be in the euro.
maybe the people of Ireland were saying something about that in the decision in the referendum which they recently made.
without of course the thought of giving the people in your own country a referendum to express their opinion.
too complex and obscure to explain, making it difficult for'yes'campaigners in any country in a referendum.