Sentence examples for suggested a referendum from inspiring English sources

One local politician has suggested a referendum.

A spokeswoman for Ms. Merkel's office denied the chancellor had suggested a referendum.

Some have suggested a referendum, or fresh elections, would be needed.

"Nobody in their right mind has ever even suggested a referendum on gay marriage," he said.

He also suggested a referendum on how to deal with illegal immigrants.

Mr. Zeman has not only promised to hang the Union's flag at the castle but has also suggested a referendum on whether to join the euro zone and suggested 2017 as the earliest possible date for entry.

However, in a bid to broaden potential support among MPs next Thursday, a Conservative MP, David Nuttall, put forward a motion suggesting a referendum, to be held by May 2013, offering the public three options:1.

The most headline-catching part of her proposals was to suggest a referendum to establish a constitutional assembly to consider political reform.

He has suggested a national referendum that would allow voters to approve or reject any peace deal he makes.

In his balcony speech on Sunday night, Erdogan suggested a new referendum to reintroduce the death penalty, which would end accession talks with the European Union; within 24 hours, Parliament extended by another three months the already-prolonged post-coup state of emergency, heralding yet more arrests and job purges.

Mr. Kharrazi suggested that a referendum should be held in Iraq to allow its people to choose the next government.