Sentence examples for conducted a poll on from inspiring English sources

Gallup has conducted a poll on the death penalty since 1936.

In 2010, the newspaper Kommersant, then the country's leading independent daily, conducted a poll on a hypothetical Moscow mayoral election; Navalny won handily, with forty-five per cent.

In 2010, he conducted a poll on the popular microblogging service weibo that drew 30,000 participants, 99 percent of whom supported a ban on shark imports.

Last month we conducted a poll on what readers would like the African Medical and Research Foundation (Amref) to spend money on in the third year of the project.

Yet this is contradicted by evidence from YouGov, which conducted a poll on election day itself and found no evidence of a Tory surge.One firm, GQR, claims to have known all along that Labour was in trouble.

Last July, the Times and CBS News conducted a poll on race in America, and it found that wide majorities of blacks and whites agreed that race relations in the country were "generally bad" — among the most negative data we'd ever seen on the question.

4. Create and conduct a poll on how your classmates use the Web.

The European edition of Time magazine has been conducting a poll on its Web site: "Which country poses the greatest danger to world peace in 2003?" With 318,000 votes cast so far, the responses are: North Korea, 7percentt; Iraq, 8percentthethe United States, 84percentt.

Indeed, several campuses said it costs $10,000 to $20,000 to conduct a poll of 800 respondents, depending on whether the school uses students or a telephone survey company to make the calls.

Several campuses said it costs from $10,000 to $20,000 to conduct a poll of 800 respondents, depending on whether the school uses students or a telephone survey company to make the calls.

Several campuses said that it costs from $10,000 to $20,000 to conduct a poll of 800 respondents, depending on whether the school uses students or a telephone survey company to make the calls.