Sentence examples for making a plebiscite from inspiring English sources
President Chen also lent his support to pro-independence forces in his Democratic Progressive Party who want the national Legislature to approve a law making a plebiscite on independence possible.
Given all this, Clegg may well be right not to make holding a plebiscite itself a red line.
I mean, really, we're going to make this a plebiscite?" Mulvaney dismissed the suggestion that the average American knows enough to advise Trump on foreign policy, despite suggesting just that moments earlier.
"You have to have a plebiscite," he said.
In Pakistan, what is remembered was a promise made by the Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru to hold a plebiscite in which the people of Kashmir could make their preferences clear.
You could make a case for having plebiscites on certain issues – I could imagine somebody arguing for one on fox hunting, for example – but not on something as involved as the European Union.
Or possibly we'll have a plebiscite.
It promised to hold a plebiscite, a promise never kept.
Dreyfus said making the plebiscite self-executing was "an absolute minimum but would not be sufficient to get Labor's support".
That is why they are so fiercely opposed to a parliamentary vote and made the plebiscite a condition of handing Malcolm Turnbull the prime ministership.
