Sentence examples for conducting opinion from inspiring English sources

Indeed, while Britons have been talking, conducting opinion surveys and generally postponing a final decision, the euro has already been creeping up on them.

In 2006, a local pollster in Nepal was kidnapped by Maoist rebels while conducting opinion surveys on behalf of the American political strategist Stan Greenberg.

Darrell West, a political science professor at Brown, who has been conducting opinion polls in Providence for 17 years, said the mayor's job approval rating was 61percentt last month.

Interviewers had extensive experience conducting opinion surveys, and the company had previously implemented health surveys.

"It's really quite shocking what has happened to the democratic groups in terms of public support, it has fallen off pretty badly," said Michael DeGolyer, the director of the Hong Kong Transition Project, a nonprofit research group that conducts opinion polls.

Created by the United Nations Development Program, the report looked at 18 nations and conducted opinion surveys of 18,643 citizens and lengthy interviews with 231 political, economic, social and cultural figures, including 41 current or former presidents and vice presidents.

"The public is more worried about their rising health care costs than they are about anything else -- even about their mortgage payments or whether they will lose their savings in the stock market," said Drew Altman, president of the Kaiser Family Foundation, which conducts opinion polls about health matters.

The contemporary propagandist can employ elaborate social-scientific research facilities, unknown in previous epochs, to conduct opinion surveys and psychological interviews in efforts to learn the symbolic meanings of given signs for given reactors around the world and to discover what signs leave given reactors indifferent because, to them, these signs are without meaning.

Whether a softening of ageism is occurring or not is ultimately unanswerable without conducting an opinion poll.

And in drafting a metric important to senior members of Congress, the administration is considering conducting an opinion poll to determine Afghan public perception of official corruption at national, provincial and district levels.

Might that be a better way to figure out what really works instead of conducting an opinion survey?