plebiscite

If the Tories win the impending general election, he said, there will not be a plebiscite of any kind on Europe.

During the cold war the United Nations said there should be a plebiscite to let Papuans decide their future.

It passed a resolution declaring that the Islanders had the right to determine their own future and that a plebiscite should be held.

In the end, Papandreou's own party colleagues rebelled against his idea for a plebiscite. He was forced out of office.

Pakistan renewed the old call for a plebiscite in Kashmir and criticized India for human rights violations in Kashmir.

It was Iceland's first plebiscite since the island's independence from Denmark in 1944.

A first hurdle was a vote of confidence to endorse Mr Papandreou's proposed plebiscite.

In 1948, the UN Security Council ordered a plebiscite to determine if Kashmiris wanted to remain in India, or join Pakistan.

Depending on the bewildering politics of Greece, the plebiscite may or may not take place.

A yes vote in what is the first such plebiscite in Brazil would give impetus to dozens of dreams of new states elsewhere.

They want these two demands put to a plebiscite.

The decision to concede a plebiscite on the voting system has enraged them.

A plebiscite on nuclear energy plants will be held early next month.

A plebiscite was held to decide the fate of the country.

It was decided by plebiscite.

" If we hold a global plebiscite, it is believed most people would agree that " being is being.

All aspects of policy are opened to plebiscite at any time.

In the 1924 Ontario prohibition plebiscite Ontarians voted narrowly, by a margin of 51. 5 % to 48. 5%, to retain the Ontario Temperance Act.

United Nations Visiting Mission to Observe the Plebiscite in Palau;

The European Integration as Seen from the Plebiscite on the EU Constitution

Mr Cameron's offer of that plebiscite clinched the coalition deal after last year's indecisive general election;