The firm said on Thursday that use of the logo could “mislead the reader into thinking that Toyota endorses the Vote Leave campaign” and that it could take action against “unauthorised use of our trademarks”.
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He also said he believed Turkey would not join the European Union in his lifetime.
Ms Osborne’s claim echoes the language of “control” used by the Leave campaign – who have made their slogan “Vote Leave – Take Control”.
“Does he accept that the referendum is not a consultation but an instruction from the British people to parliament?”
Germany has the biggest economy in the 28-nation bloc, and Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble told Der Spiegel magazine that a British exit, known as Brexit, would bad for both Britain and the EU. While the United Kingdom could “do OK” outside the EU, OK was “not good enough” for the country.
“I think Britain can be one of the great success stories of the 21st century – we’ve got the talent, the drive, the connections around the world”, he said during a BBC interview.
She added: “Voters are exhausted of personality politics, and it’s driving them away from engaging with the referendum, with the public seeing it as a battle within parties and Westminster rather than the crucial decision for Britain’s future that it is”.
The Electoral Commission, which oversees election procedures, urged a change in the law so that citizens thwarted by the crash could register to vote. It’s open, it’s inclusive.
“Let’s be clear this is a battle for the soul of our country”. I do not want Nigel Farage’s vision of Britain. “It’s mean, it’s divisive, it’s not who we are as a country”.
Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, The IMF, David Cameron, George Osborne, Hillary Clinton, Mark Carney – it’s a list of names that many on the left would surely like rather see condemned than side with in a democratic debate.
Donald Trump’s comments that Britain should Leave made 19 per cent of voters keen to back Brexit and just 10 per cent back Remain.
And while I acknowledge that the European Union has its imperfections, I firmly believe that the trade deals and workers’ rights protections that the European Union guarantees, and the potential for economic disaster brought up by the International Monetary Fund and Bank of England, mean that there is only one logical decision for the United Kingdom, that they “Bremain”. A report by the British government projected that a vote for Brexit would lead to a year-long recession.
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British MPs will vote on Thursday on extending the European Union referendum registration deadline after the main website crashed, prompting accusations from Brexit campaigners of an attempt to skew the vote.
