inputs: hypothesis: Johanna Sigurdardottir belongs to the Icelandic Social Democratic Alliance. premise: Norway's premier, Jens Stoltenberg, issued a curt "We lost a referendum on the EU and so it is not on the agenda now." Oslo has held two referendums on the matter, one in 1974 after negotiating an accession agreement and another in 1994. Both times membership was narrowly rejected. Icelandic Prime Minister Johanna Sigurdardottir said that as part of the coalition agreement her centre-left Social Democratic Alliance had signed with the far-left Left Green Movement, the current caretaker government would not apply for membership of the EU. "But let's see what happens after the elections," she said. "At the same time, we need 30,000 Icelanders to demand a referendum."