Sentence examples for centre polling from inspiring English sources

The "charismatic aura" for Mr Putin, says Lev Gudkov of the Levada Centre polling group, has produced a system like "Byzantium, only on television".

Putin had an approval of 87% in July, and an all-time high of 89% in June, according to Levada Centre polling.

The Outdoor Media Centre polled tens of thousands of Britons and the majority dubbed the campaign the best of the best.

In addition to Tunisian consulates and cultural centres, polling stations are found in city halls and public schools and gymnasiums, which are usually given for free by the host country's local authorities.

Polling figures reflect this confusion: the Russian Levada centre polls cite 65% of respondents as being unable to say what "liberal democracy" means.

A Razumkov Centre poll puts their support at nearly 27%, against 23% for the Party of the Regions.

A recent Levada Centre poll shows that 66% of Russians think official corruption will stay the same or grow in Mr Putin's new term, and 64% think they could be victims of abuse by the police or prosecutors.

A Levada Centre poll released in July 2010 found that 38% of Russians thought homosexuality was a "bad habit" and 36% thought it was "a sickness or result of a psychological trauma".

An independent Levada Centre poll found that 66% of Russians supported handing three Pussy Riot members a punishment of imprisonment or forced labour for their 2012 protest at a Moscow cathedral.

@bradfordmdc Kirkgate Centre, shipley polling station staff are demanding to see photo ID from voters without polling cards.

Smith, whose centre does polling for CNN, the Boston Globe and other media organisations, said: "If you look at just the last two days post-Iowa, Santorum is at 11% … Iowa has given him traction, but not a huge amount.