Sentence examples for plebiscite in one from inspiring English sources

Villatora settled for a compromise to trial a plebiscite in one federal NSW metropolitan seat for the 2016 election, two seats for the following federal election, and three seats for the 2019 state election.

But nearly two-thirds of Australians do not want the federal government to provide funding for the "yes" and "no" campaigns in the lead-up to a same-sex marriage plebiscite, if one is held.

With so much grass roots infrastructure already in place, we will also be ready to win a plebiscite if one is held.

China recoils at any hint of a plebiscite in Taiwan, fearing one might one day be used to justify a formal declaration of independence or to block reunification.

According to Solano, the percentages of those voting "No" to Escobal in municipal plebiscites were 98.86, 98.34, 98.61, 98.68, 98.3 and 98, while the percentages of people who voted "No" in "good faith" plebiscites in eight villages in one municipality where authorities prevented an official plebiscite being held were 99.27, 93.44, 99.20, 96.65, 97.33, 98.84, 98.26 and 100.

Fifty-five percent of Scottish voters rejected independence in a 2014 plebiscite with one of the highest turnouts in U.K. history.

A match that had appeared set up for a plebiscite, with 68% of supporters in one poll saying that Luis Enrique should be sacked, brought them back together.

In one sense, Berlin and Brussels' sudden conversion to a plebiscite is surprising.

And a freeze, by all means but one that ends in a plebiscite in which they can reaffirm their own destiny.

India's post-1947 claim to Muslim-majority Kashmir is seen as one more phase of colonial occupation, based on an unconfirmed instrument of accession and the promise of a plebiscite in 1947 that has never been fulfilled.

The border was redrawn by plebiscite in 1920.