Sentence examples for plebiscite after from inspiring English sources

"Having a plebiscite after the next election was his call.

He questioned the strategy of proposing a plebiscite after the next election, due in 2016.

During the election campaign, Turnbull said there was plenty of time to hold a plebiscite after the election.

Chile was supposed to organise a plebiscite after ten years in which the populations of Tacna and Arica would decide which country they wanted to belong to.

Bill Shorten has prepared the ground for Labor to block the government's proposed marriage equality plebiscite after he launched a stinging attack on the plan.

If a Coalition government could not be persuaded to ditch plans for a plebiscite after the election, the audience should take the fight to Lismore, Dubbo and Toowoomba.

The people of Saarland have voted twice this century, in international plebiscites after German defeats in both World Wars, to return to German sovereignty.

"The reason I have not advocated a plebiscite... after the next election is that... it will mean, that this issue is a live issue all the way up to the next election," he said.

And crucial details, with a real bearing on that vote, have been so hotly disputed that the attorney general, George Brandis, shelved a final cabinet decision on the conduct of the plebiscite until after the election.

Turnbull backed the idea of a plebiscite soon after taking power from Abbott in September, but key details of the process – including the date, the question posed to the public and whether or not the result will be binding – remain unclear.

Greens Senators Janet Rice and Richard Di Natale announced back in August that their party would vote against the plebiscite legislation, after consultation with the Australian LGBTQI community indicated a plebiscite campaign would do more harm than good.