Sentence examples for canvass those from inspiring English sources

Magruder also walked me through a campaign organizer's web interface, which allows them to create branching scripts, divide neighborhoods into different zones, and volunteers to assign volunteers to canvass those zones through a drag-and-drop interface.

I was fairly astonished as I canvassed those at Ms Bachmann's events in Waterloo to hear "constitutional conservative" and "constitutional conservatism" arise again and again in response to questions about Ms Bachmann's particular appeal.

While no polling outfit has systematically canvassed those Americans who are more attuned to the nuances of Hannah Montana than Hannah Arendt, the enthusiasm generated by similar straw polls in places like Austin, Tex.; Scotch Plains, N.J.; and Broward County, Fla., suggests that young children are more engaged in this year's presidential race than any other in recent memory.

News Corp's papers in Britain assiduously canvass the views of those MPs who are most likely to put the BBC in the dock for failure to live up to the Murdoch empire's well-attested standards of integrity and probity.

"The best people to canvass are those already working in your chosen industry.

To increase those percentages, activists say campaigns need to do more than run ads in Spanish or host rallies in towns with large Latino populations — they need to hire field staffers who can build relationships in Latino communities, canvass homes beyond those of already-registered voters and guide new voters through the sometimes daunting registration and voting process.

"It's important for our mayor to hear the voice of the people — the people who voted for him, came out to canvass for him, those of us who work in this field and who are impacted by these policies," Ms. Perez said.

"To the best mayor!" I spent the next 20 minutes canvassing the room for those decked out in head-to-toe Ford gear.

Some political activists have told me they suspect that these associations have come under pressure to keep pro-democracy advocates from canvassing in those building complexes.

A set of questions on treatment seeking and expenditure was canvassed for those who reported morbidities.

I imagine the neighborhoods we canvassed mirrored those in the rest of the country–residents were filled with both enthusiasm and apathy about the election.