Sentence examples for a polling group from inspiring English sources

Just 29% of respondents could name their regional president, according to LH2, a polling group.

"It would be a mistake to rule it out," comments Brice Teinturier, director of Ipsos, a polling group.

A recent survey conducted by Equipos Consultores, a polling group, suggests that 58% of Uruguayans oppose the law.

In April, when Mr Sarkozy decided to do it, 68% of respondents told BVA, a polling group, that they were against the idea.

In June, Mr de Villepin's poll ratings sank to 20%, according to TNS-Sofres, a polling group, down four points from May.

President Nicolas Sarkozy's popularity has sunk to a record low, just 22% last month, according to TNS Sofres, a polling group.

A recent survey by a leading polling group in Germany, Infratest dimap, showed Mr. Beck, the Social Democrats' party leader, losing such a head-to-head matchup with Mrs. Merkel by a stunning 47 percentage points.

For this purpose, when a nonsimultaneous polling group obtained by the heuristic consists of a connection with a transmitting STA, we need to remove the other connections with the transmitting STA from other groups before we go to the second phase of the algorithm.

The poll, conducted by Lake Research Partners, a Democratic polling group, and backed by an array of progressive groups, found that nearly three-quarters of people surveyed support the bureau.

According to a study released Wednesday by the Voice of the People, a nonpartisan polling group, and conducted by University of Maryland researchers, an overwhelming majority of American voters of both parties favor restricting SNAP benefits from being used to buy soda and candy, as well as incentivizing fruit and vegetable purchases and increasing the overall amount of SNAP benefits available.

Zoran Lucic, who heads CESID, a Serbian polling group, has no doubts: there will be no Mladic effect at home.