Sentence examples for committed to a referendum from inspiring English sources

That's why I committed to a referendum".

Labour is committed to a referendum on (unspecified) change in the voting system.

Not only did the voters give it just one seat in May, but they elected a Conservative government committed to a referendum.

However, sources insisted the prime minister is still committed to a referendum in 2017 and does not want to bring it forward.

It's time Irish political leaders stopped turning their backs on women and committed to a referendum to repeal the eighth amendment".

Although Cameron said a Labour victory would lead to chaos, the true chaos would lie in a prime minister committed to a referendum by 2017 on Britain's place in the world, Blair said.

Right now it doesn't make sense to commit to a referendum years ahead".

The Labour party has said it will commit to a referendum in its general election manifesto.

It is time for political parties to stop kicking the can down the road and to commit to a referendum in 2016.

The plan would also create a fully elected House of Lords, scrapping heredity and political favor as a passport to power, and commit to a referendum on changing the voting system for the House of Commons.

It was concern about the Ukip's capacity to erode the Conservatives' political base that pushed David Cameron to commit to a referendum on the country's continued EU membership.