Sentence examples for fair plebiscite from inspiring English sources

"That would violate United Nations Security Council resolutions calling for a free and fair plebiscite," he said.

Australian Marriage Equality's chairman, Alex Greenwich, has welcomed the idea, suggesting a fair plebiscite question could help address Labor's concerns.

This, of course, conveniently elided the fact that a divided nation (governed by a despot who "won" another presidential term last summer with 89percentt of the vote) could never conduct a fair plebiscite.

He suggested a fair phrasing for the plebiscite question would be "Do you support marriage between two people regardless of gender?" Asked who would be to blame if marriage equality were delayed by three years, Greenwich said: "Everyone, all of our elected representatives will be to blame.

"We should have a free vote in our parliament, and if there is a plebiscite it should be fair and uncomplicated," he told supporters in an email.

Colombia just voted no on its plebiscite for peace.

Brandis said the plebiscite was "widely acknowledged to be very fair and very even-handed".

Turnbull said the proposed plebiscite was "very carefully considered" and would "enable everyone to have a say in a thoroughly fair manner".

"A plebiscite," Omer said.

That plebiscite was never held.

There have only been three plebiscites in Australian history and the last one was the vote on whether to change a national anthem "Advance Australia Fair".