referéndum
51Referendum — Re·fe·rẹn·dum das; s, Re·fe·ren·da / Re·fe·ren·den; (CH) Volksabstimmung <ein Referendum abhalten> …
52referendum — {{hw}}{{referendum}}{{/hw}}s. m. inv. 1 Istituto giuridico con cui il popolo è chiamato a pronunciarsi mediante votazione su questioni di interesse nazionale o regionale. 2 (stat.) Indagine che permette un sondaggio dell opinione pubblica, spec.… …
53referendum — ref|er|en|dum [ ,refə rendəm ] (plural ref|er|en|dums or ref|er|en|da [ ,refə rendə ] ) noun count or uncount ** an occasion on which everyone in a country can vote to make a decision about one particular subject: The government has promised to… …
54referendum — noun he called for a referendum on the death penalty Syn: popular vote, vote, public vote, plebiscite, ballot, poll …
55referendum — s ( et, referendum) folkomröstning …
56referendum — referendumas statusas T sritis Politika apibrėžtis Tiesioginis piliečių balsavimas, kuriuo išreiškiama pozicija dėl tam tikrų, dažniausiai ypač svarbių dalykų; tiesioginės demokratijos ir tautos suvereniteto išraiškos forma. Gali dalyvauti visi… …
57referendum — The power reserved to the people at their own option to approve or reject at the polls an act of the legislature. 28 Am J Rev ed Init & R § 2. The Power of the residents of a municipality to approve or reject at the polls any act of the municipal …
58referendum — n. (pl. referendums or referenda) 1 the process of referring a political question to the electorate for a direct decision by general vote. 2 a vote taken by referendum. Etymology: L, gerund or neut. gerundive of referre: see REFER …
59Referendum en France — Référendum en France France Cet article fait partie de la série sur la politique de la France, sous série sur la politique. Cinquième République …
60Référendum (France) — Référendum en France France Cet article fait partie de la série sur la politique de la France, sous série sur la politique. Cinquième République …
