| The Good Friday agreement's plebiscitary clauses in Northern Ireland are also rife with inflammatory possibilities, jeopardizing the losers' future. |
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| Watergate did nothing to change the plebiscitary nature of the presidency, in which the public's unrealistic expectations create tremendous pressures on presidents to deliver. |
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| Civil libertarians are decidedly a minority, yet their concerns were reflected in a way that suggests Congress is a less plebiscitary body than is usually supposed. |
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| Here could be the makings of an authoritarian system of rule distinct from, but genetically related to, the nation's previous experience of plebiscitary power. |
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| We as lawyers have realized with clear concerns that Turkey is moving towards a plebiscitary authoritarian regime. |
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| Despite the unsuccessful experiments with plebiscitary state constitutions, however, the newly independent nation was thriving. |
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| A step toward this goal could be to establish popular referenda by relocating the plebiscitary initiative from State institutions to citizens. |
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