Sentence examples for Upon poll from inspiring English sources

This happens year after year, in poll upon poll.

If you base Clinton's inevitability upon poll numbers, then make sure to include these facts in your narrative.

Without them, parents struggle to transport their children to assigned schools throughout the city, community access to school libraries and playgrounds has been cut off, and even long-relied-upon polling places have been forced to move.

And as to whether or not I make decisions based upon polls, I don't.

Or whether or not you rely upon polls and focus groups on how to decide what the course of action is.

From The New York Times of April 14, transcript of President Bush's press conference: "As to whether or not I make decisions based upon polls, I don't.

And Don, you know if I tried to fine tune my messages based upon polls I think I'd be pretty ineffective.

The report, "After the Arab Uprisings: Women on Rights, Religion, and Rebuilding," draws upon polls of men and women in six countries that experienced political upheaval in recent years and asked questions about religiously influenced law, women's rights, quality of life and the economy.

This statutory requirement allows MPs to act outraged when they feel ignored, as they did when Radio Four announced that Yesterday in Parliament would be broadcast only on long wave.Disgruntled MPs will doubtless now seize upon a poll in the Hansard Society report that suggests that over two-thirds of adults would like to know more about the work of their local MPs.

Captain John Smith of Pocahontas fame wrote in 1624 that to provide for good officials in the American colonies "some small tax… as a Penny upon every Poll, called a head-penny" might have to be imposed.

There are instead, depending upon which poll you believe, 36percentt of people support those viewpoints.