to hold a plebiscite on the country's future system of government
就国家未来的政府体制举行公民投票
1.公民投票;【罗史】全民表决
1.a vote by everyone in a country about a very important issue
1.If the Tories win the impending general election, he said, there will not be a plebiscite of any kind on Europe.
他表示，在本次大选中，如果保守党能当选，则该党不再就任何欧洲问题进行公投。
2.During the cold war the United Nations said there should be a plebiscite to let Papuans decide their future.
冷战期间，联合国曾声明应该进行一场公民投票，让巴布亚人决定自己的未来。
3.It passed a resolution declaring that the Islanders had the right to determine their own future and that a plebiscite should be held.
大会通过了一项决议，决议声明岛民有权决定他们自己的未来，并且需要组织公民投票。
4.In the end, Papandreou's own party colleagues rebelled against his idea for a plebiscite. He was forced out of office.
到最后，帕潘德里欧的党内同僚反对他的公投主张，使他被迫下台。
5.Pakistan renewed the old call for a plebiscite in Kashmir and criticized India for human rights violations in Kashmir.
巴基斯坦再次呼吁在克什米尔举行全民公决（以决定克什米尔归属），并谴责印度在当地侵犯人权。
6.It was Iceland's first plebiscite since the island's independence from Denmark in 1944.
这是该国在1944年脱离丹麦独立后举行的首次全民公投。
7.A first hurdle was a vote of confidence to endorse Mr Papandreou's proposed plebiscite.
首要的障碍是如何进行一轮信任投票以支持举行帕潘德里欧提议的公民投票。
8.In 1948, the UN Security Council ordered a plebiscite to determine if Kashmiris wanted to remain in India, or join Pakistan.
1948年，联合国安理会下令举行全民公决，以决定克什米尔是否要留在印度，或者加入巴基斯坦。
9.Depending on the bewildering politics of Greece, the plebiscite may or may not take place.
鉴于希腊政治的混乱，全民公投不一定能举行。
10.A yes vote in what is the first such plebiscite in Brazil would give impetus to dozens of dreams of new states elsewhere.
这是巴西历史上的第一次此类公民表决，一旦通过，它将会带动其他几十个地方实现成立新州的梦想。