How To Use Plebiscite In A Sentence
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This is why Labor will hold a series of plebiscites: direct voting to involve the Australian people at every stage of the process.
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The question of which state the minority group should belong to was decided by plebiscite.
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The leading business association even advocated a ‘no’ vote in the 1999 plebiscite on the new constitution.
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Councillors may turn the question over to the general public and use it as a plebiscite question during the next municipal election in the fall.
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For years referenda were discredited in the public mind by plebiscites organized by totalitarian governments which inevitably produced a gratifying majority.
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He called all Imams and preachers to direct and urge people to participate in the plebiscite on the permanent constitution and participate in the coming elections.
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Mr Mann insists that Punjab must be a homeland for the Sikhs, brought into being by a UN-supervised plebiscite.
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It has been surmised that some of the so-called secessionists would continue to refer to the resolution to vindicate their demand for a plebiscite in the disputed state.
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The deal now faces a possible plebiscite, with activists arguing that it erodes democratic accountability and empowers big business.
Times, Sunday Times
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This involves not one but three votes in two plebiscites and one federal referendum - and heaven knows how many state votes.
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A 1990 plebiscite in Slovenia voted overwhelmingly for independence from Yugoslavia, as did one in 1991 in Croatia.
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And if people thought the referendum could be used against him as a plebiscite on his government's record, they would be disappointed.
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There could be no question of a plebiscite on a constitution, after what had happened in Piedmont, and Napoleon was not one to waste time with constituent assemblies.
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Under the constitution, French presidents have a choice between two ratification methods: a national plebiscite, or a vote by both houses of parliament.
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Although he once again urged people in Taiwan that, ‘We must keep walking the right path and must not stop,’ he did not bring up the question of a plebiscite.
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I don't know how many people notice this, but as we pile vote upon vote and plebiscite upon plebiscite we are wading very deep into the world of election politics.
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The question of which state the minority group should belong to was decided by plebiscite.
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Pakistan spurned the vote because it wants a plebiscite to decide rule between India and itself.
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A plebiscite was held to decide the fate of the country.
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The deal now faces a possible plebiscite, with activists arguing that it erodes democratic accountability and empowers big business.
Times, Sunday Times
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Its task was to ratify not only the annexation of the new territories, but the cession of Nice and Savoy, which had been decided by treaty on 24 March 1860 and endorsed, under the eyes of French troops, by plebiscite.
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A national plebiscite on the constitution will be held before October 15.
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If the public cannot have a clear understanding of what they are going to vote for, the plebiscite cannot have any meaning.
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A plebiscite process is a democratic mechanism to ensure that the people get to choose.
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The vote can be defined as a plebiscite against the existing regime, which has discredited itself and is hated by broad sections of the population.
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Newfoundland, finally, became the tenth province after a plebiscite in 1948.
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The parties accused de Gaulle of preparing a plebiscite; the General accused them of coveting an irresponsible, omnipotent assembly.
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The plebiscite, undoubtedly, as well as the election of deputies to the Corps Legislatif are simply comedies; but, in these comedies, one rôle is as good as another and the duke of the old or new pattern, a mere figurant among hundreds and thousands of others, votes only once like the corner-grocer.
The Modern Regime, Volume 1
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Even after he stepped down in 1990 following a plebiscite rejecting his rule, his spell still hung over the nation.
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James deplored the fact that this year ended as the last had begun - with an unsuccessful vote on the question of holding a plebiscite on the road.
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A 1946 plebiscite ended the monarchy, and a constituent assembly was elected to draw up plans for the republic.
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As a whole it resembles the Russian matryoshka doll - layers of complexity which render easy solutions such as plebiscite or partition impracticable and call for a more sophisticated approach.
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In one case, Luxembourg, the inhabitants took advantage of a Nazi-organized plebiscite in 1941 to vote 97% against the occupation.
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Under provincial legislation, a petition with enough signatures can force city council to put the question on a plebiscite.
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A plebiscite was held to decide the fate of the country.
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The decision to concede a plebiscite on the voting system has enraged them.
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I turn now to the constitution and conduct of the plebiscite. The constitution provides for preselection plebiscites.
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Added to that, guns, machine-guns, rifles, and ammunition, were run over into the plebiscite area, and a mercenary "insurrectionary" army was raised, partly from the local Polish population and partly from Poland proper.
Europe—Whither Bound? Being Letters of Travel from the Capitals of Europe in the Year 1921
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Following the Yalta agreement of 1945, Mongolians voted overwhelmingly for independence in a plebiscite, which the Republic of China recognized.
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In August, after von Hindenburg's death, a plebiscite made Hitler the Chancellor.
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