Sentence examples for a new polling from inspiring English sources

The United Kingdom is divided over the decision to extend air strikes into Syria, according to figures from a new polling organisation.

"That shows that Mayor Bloomberg has the largest mandate for guiding the rebuilding process," said Jonathan Trichter, the founder and director of the Pace Poll, a new polling center supported by Pace University.

The Eagleton institute started its search for a new polling director last year, after Michael Hagen announced that he was leaving to take a job conducting polls at Temple University.

Cliff Zukin, a professor of public policy at Rutgers University, created a stir this month when he resigned as director of the Star-Ledger/Eagleton-Rutgers Poll to protest the appointment of a new polling director at the university who will oversee roughly 30 other surveys the institute conducts each year.

Both of those sites have since produced some decent pieces of work, along with the occasional dud, and now comes the Times, with a new polling model that is nicely presented, and an accompanying analysis of what's happened to the rich and middle-class that's excellently done.

A spokeswoman for Birmingham City Council said that following the 2010 election it had split the electorate at the St Paul's polling station and created a new polling district with an additional polling station.

A significant majority of New Yorkers say the Police Department favors whites over blacks, according to a new poll by The New York Times.

But there was a new poll out there on Friday, and it had pretty good news for Mitt Romney.

London, a new poll found this week, looks for remain, too.

5.50pm: There's a new poll out from Opinium tonight.

A new poll is expected to be called early next year.