referendum 是什么意思

音标：[ ˌrefə'rendəm ]

名词复数:referenda

中文翻译与英英解释

	n. (pl. referendums, -da ) 1.(决定政策可否等的)公民表决；投票(权)；公民所投的票。 2.(大使对本国政府的)请示书。

a legislative act is referred for final approval to a popular vote by the electorate

A referendum (also known as a plebiscite or a vote on a ballot question) is a direct vote in which an entire electorate is asked to either accept or reject a particular proposal, usually a piece of legislation which has been passed into law by the local legislative body and was signed by the pertinent executive official(s). This may result in the adoption of a new constitution, a constitutional amendment, a law, the recall of an elected official or simply a specific government policy.

例句与用法

	1.	The initiative and referendum were used most widely in the west . 创制权和复决权在西方运用最广。
	2.	A national referendum on nuclear power was decided in favor of discontinuing the program . 全国公民投票已经决定停止核电计划。
	3.	They proposed to give the people an alternative and a last resort-the initiative and referendum . 他们建议给予人民另一个和最后的手段--创制权和复决权。
	4.	What effect will the introduction of the referendum and recall have upon present methods of conducting elections in cities ? 采用投票复决权和收回权以后，对于当前控制大城市选举的方法有些什么影响？
	5.	Ce issues statement on referendum motion 行政长官重申政府对公投动议立场
	6.	Mr abbas is now pushing for such a referendum 阿巴斯先生正在全力推行这样的全民公决。
	7.	The referendum in france and its influence 法国的全民公决及其影响
	8.	The unique systems of referendum , registration and justice in switzerland 司法时事系列评论之五
	9.	Some called it a referendum , a term not used lightly in china 有人称其为公投，两个在中国鲜见的字。
	10.	The spokesman pointed out that a referendum was also not appropriate 发言人指出，公投也是不恰当的。

referendum是什么意思

referendum 是什么意思

中文翻译与英英解释

例句与用法