Đây là examples của từ liên quan đến referendum. Nhấp vào bất kỳ từ nào để đến trang chi tiết của từ đó. Hoặc, đi tới định nghĩa của referendum.
In the case of the president's party, the relationship between performance and the vote contradicts standard referendum theories of economic voting.
It does this when it elects those in government or gives support to one or another policy in a referendum.
However, we should not forget that casting a vote in a referendum is not exactly the same as advancing an opinion in a survey.
In calling for this referendum and appealing directly to the people, the government side-stepped the existing amendment procedures.
Yet, it must be noted that the referendum was purely a procedural measure seeking to institutionalise a process of demilitarisation that had already taken place.
These referenda were obviously launched by leftist parties and trade unions (table 2).
Therefore, under the constitution the multiparty question is left to a future referendum and not definitively settled.
Up until 1945, the optional referendum represented an efficient veto point for groups opposing the welfare state to dilute state-interventionist social policies.
While the referendum is supposed to have braking effects and a tendency to reinforce the status quo, constitutional (popular) initiatives imply important indirect innovation effects.
In the hypothetical survey referendum in each location between 70 to 89 per cent voted for paying $20 annually to support global warming prevention.
Still, not knowing how to vote in a referendum presupposes that one does not have an unequivocal opinion about the issue at stake.
Making the central bank independent should not be a significant obstacle if a referendum can be won.
A constitutional assembly and referendum were, according to the government, appropriate in a transition from a dictatorial or one-party regime.
One of them was to hold a referendum on the fourth nuclear power plant, which has been an important movement claim since late 1980s.
All four of these referendums successfully generated an antinuclear majority, as activists predicted.
