Sentence examples for demand a referendum from inspiring English sources

The PM said Eurosceptics had chosen the wrong time to demand a referendum.

Amid violence earlier this month, thousands of people protested in Papuan towns and cities to demand a referendum on independence.

Citizen-initiated procedures are supposed to serve as potential instruments of minorities, since they can present new proposals or demand a referendum on new legislation.

Consequently, it would be perfectly logical to demand a referendum on this treaty, even if the electorate had not actually been promised one.John Fishley London.

They were also likely to join forces with Labour to demand a referendum on the reforms, something both Cameron and Clegg opposed.

The next day the party's Westminster leader, Angus Robertson, said Scots "will demand" a referendum if they are "forced out" of the EU.

Opposition politicians have demanded a referendum.

Mr. Navarro helped start Actuable, a citizens' platform that has been collecting signatures demanding a referendum.

Some on the left in Spain are demanding a referendum on whether to keep the monarchy.

Patience, the prime minister, David Cameron, recently urged MPs demanding a referendum on EU membership.

Both parties had demanded a referendum on the constitution, but the government refused.